Karla Cordero (MPA ’23) has been appointed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to New York City’s Panel for Educational Policy, where she will help shape the future of public education for more than 900,000 students. Learn more: https://shorturl.at/HQl6R The City University of New York NYC Public Schools

Episode 6 is out now: “Recycling: What Works, What Doesn’t” 🎙️ Watch What’s the Issue? on YouTube and see what really happens after waste leaves the curb. https://ow.ly/LayB50Zhiqy #WhatsTheIssue #Podcast

Baruch College is excited to join the new expansion of CUNY Beyond campuses, bridging the divide between academics and career readiness by bringing professional preparation into the classroom and throughout the undergraduate journey.

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We're announcing a $6.8 million investment to expand CUNY Beyond, the University’s ambitious plan to prepare every student for post-college success, to five colleges. The addition of five CUNY colleges will bring initiative to nine campuses in all, encompassing more than 125,000 students.

For MSEd-HEA alumna Marina Ramos ('25), the #MarxeSchool inspired a new mission: supporting pregnant and parenting students by raising awareness of perinatal maternal mental health and connecting students with the resources they need to thrive Learn more: https://ow.ly/Sozt50ZqbXY

Where can a Marxe education take you? Our Graduate Employment Outcomes Reports showcase where alumni work, how careers grow, and the impact they’re making across sectors. Explore the reports: https://marxe.baruch.cuny.edu/homepage/career-services/ #MarxeSchool #10KAlumni

One week to go! Join scholars, advocates, legal practitioners, and community voices for dialogue on migration, deportation, immigration enforcement, resistance, and collective action. Explore the program & RSVP: https://ow.ly/3Mxz50ZuNLb #MigrationStudies #MarxeEvents

Marxe Alumni Spotlight: Devin Corrigan, MPA ’17 Senior Policy Associate, Corporation for a Skilled Workforce | Workforce Policy & Economic Mobility Leader Read the full Q&A: https://marxe.baruch.cuny.edu/homepage/our-community/spotlight-archive/july-2026-alumni-spotlight/ #MarxeAlumniSpotlight

More than 10,000 #MarxeAlumni are making an impact across NYC and around the world. Reaching this milestone reflects the strength of our community and the lasting impact of our graduates across government, nonprofits, higher ed, business, and beyond. 10K+ Alumni. Strong Network. Strong Impact.

Just two weeks away, the Critical Migration and Deportation Studies Conference brings together leading scholars, legal practitioners, and community voices for a day of conversations on migration, deportation, and immigration policy. RSVP: https://ow.ly/7HY550ZqTny #MarxeEvents

Baruch College is the Northeast's only public five-star college in Money's Best Colleges in America 2026 list. 🏆 Money highlights Baruch's NYC location and strong alumni earnings, with graduates reporting median early-career salaries of nearly $83,000. 💰💼 Learn more: https://shorturl.at/Gjgec

In ep. 6 of What’s the Issue?, Marco DeSena and Samantha MacBride unpack the realities of everyday recycling—what actually gets recycled, what doesn’t, and why recycling alone can’t solve today’s waste and sustainability challenges. https://ow.ly/APkj50ZhhVi #WhatsTheIssue #Podcast #MarxeFaculty

Immigration enforcement shapes everyday life—from detention and surveillance to deportation and sanctuary policies. Join the Critical Migration and Deportation Studies Conference for conversations on migration, criminalization, resistance, and policy. https://ow.ly/Fg3A50ZntsN

Revisit Episode 6 of What’s the Issue? 🎙️ Samantha MacBride breaks down what recycling actually achieves—and where it falls short at scale. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owEsUF3g3Bw #WhatsTheIssue #Podcast #Recycling #PublicPolicy

Who should attend the Critical Migration & Deportation Studies Conference? Scholars, students, policymakers, advocates, legal & nonprofit professionals—and anyone interested in immigration & human rights. Aug. 6 | BaruchCollege RSVP: https://ow.ly/hpuh50Zme5R #MigrationStudies

Zachariah Mampilly reviews “Treachery and Diplomacy” by Sobukwe Odinga, which explains why Washington’s disjointed approach to Africa often fails to achieve U.S. objectives.

Why America Gets Africa Wrong

U.S. policy will get worse before it gets better.

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CUNY celebrates Disability Pride Month by recognizing the leadership, talent and perspectives of disabled students, alumni, faculty and staff across our 26 campuses. Their knowledge, advocacy and accomplishments help shape a stronger University for all.

At the #MarxeSchool, students discover how their passion for public service can become a meaningful career. For Daniel Flores, that journey led to a role helping support the operations and services that impact millions of New Yorkers. @realdanflores.bsky.social Learn more: https://ow.ly/QZUM50ZjrLt

Happy Fourth of July to our incredible CUNY students, faculty, staff, and alumni! Enjoy the fireworks tonight! 🎆

Congratulations to #MarxeFaculty Associate Professor Gang He on receiving the 2026–2027 Sandi Cooper Award for Outstanding Research from the CUNY Academy. Read more: https://ow.ly/mzFh50Zk7qn #FacultySpotlight #ResearchExcellence #AcademicAchievement

How has school discipline changed over time—and what approaches work best today? Marxe School Professor Judith Kafka joined LAist's AirTalk to discuss the evolution of school discipline and effective classroom management strategies. https://ow.ly/89hp50ZjJCL 🎧 #MarxeFaculty

LAUSD limits screentime, LA Metro ridership, discipline in schools today, and more

Today on AirTalk: LAUSD bans screen time for younger students, LA Metro ridership during the World Cup, new biography of the Rolling Stones, and discipline in schools today.

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Join us for a timely conversation on migration, deportation, and immigration policy. This conference brings together scholars, advocates, and more to examine the systems shaping contemporary immigration enforcement—and the communities resisting them. RSVP: https://ow.ly/z2Bk50ZjnOf #MarxeSchool

Episode 6 is out now: Recycling: What Works, What Doesn’t 🎙️ Are we doomed? No. But recycling might be. Marco DeSena and Samantha MacBride discuss what really happens to recycling and the structural issues shaping waste systems. https://ow.ly/1Cfx50Zhm1c #WhatsTheIssue #Podcast

Revisiting research on population growth and rising sea levels. Professor Deborah Balk examines Low Elevation Coastal Zones (LECZ) and climate vulnerability. 🌊 Watch: https://ow.ly/WwTi50ZfiOp Learn more: https://ow.ly/cIcH50ZfiOq #MarxeSchool #FacultyResearch

Professor Deborah Balk's Research -- Low Elevation Coastal Zones (LECZ)

Crowded Coasts Put 1 in 10 Americans at Risk for Floods, Other HazardsLearn more: https://www.prb.org/articles/crowded-coasts-put-1-in-10-americans-at-risk-f...

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Marxe Faculty Spotlight: Hilary Botein Associate Professor & Faculty Director of the Master of Science in City Planning (MSCP) Program | Urban Planning & Community Development Scholar Read the full Q&A: https://ow.ly/YPzO50Zg095 #MarxeFacultySpotlight

At Marxe, students learn to design solutions that create meaningful impact. For Monique Watson, that perspective became the foundation for a career at the intersection of strategy, innovation, and emerging technology. 🔗 Learn more: https://ow.ly/FgLf50ZcVfr #MarxeAlumni #MPA

Last call to apply for Fall 2026! ⏰ The deadline for all Marxe master's programs is July 1. Join a community committed to public service, leadership, and creating meaningful change. Don't miss your chance—apply today. Take the next step: https://ow.ly/GpPh50Z9xnG #MarxeSchool

Why do Americans give? New research by George E. Mitchell in The Conversation identifies five distinct “generosity profiles” in the U.S., showing that giving is widespread—but motivations vary. Read more: https://ow.ly/Msai50Zc1T9 #MarxeFaculty #FacultyResearch

A great evening of connection, conversation, and community at the 11th Annual HEA Happy Hour! 🎉 Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this year's gathering a success. We look forward to seeing you at future HEA events! #MarxeSchool #HigherEducationAdministration

What does it mean to strengthen democracy today? Marxe faculty member Don Waisanen has joined the Braver Angels Civic Scholars Council, advancing “courageous citizenship” through research, dialogue, and practice. https://ow.ly/cssX50Zc2qm #MarxeFaculty #FacultySpotlight

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Braver U is personal, educational, and leadership development for Braver Angels members and partners.

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New research published in Scientific Reports examines unequal COVID-19 mortality impacts in NYC, highlighting how the pandemic deepened existing social and geographic disparities. Study co-authors include #MarxeFaculty Frank W. Heiland and Deborah Balk. Read more: https://ow.ly/nVj250Zc13h