Remote access to Baruch lab computers is available by going to and logging in with your Baruch Username. Access the labs from any web browser on any platform (desktop or mobile). Access computer labs remotely
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How do I get remote access to the Baruch labs?
Remote access to Baruch lab computers is available by going to and logging in with your Baruch Username. Access the labs from any web browser on any platform (desktop or mobile).
How do I get a computer at Baruch College?
Computers in Martin E. (’59) and Laurie Kaplan Computing & Technology Center are available by making a reservation in Navigate. Remote access to Baruch lab computers is available by going to and logging in with your Baruch Username. Access the labs from any web browser on any platform (desktop or mobile).
How do I connect to the library's databases?
To connect, use the links from the library website, especially those found on the A-Z list of databases and in OneSearch. Off-campus access is not available to alumni due to licensing restrictions.
Are drinks allowed in Baruch library?
Rules for Room Use Food and drinks are not allowed in the study rooms. If you bring them in, you will be asked to leave the room immediately, and may have future study room privileges suspended or revoked.
What time does the Baruch library open?
Library HoursMonday – ThursdayFriday – SundayExceptions7 AM – 11 PMclosed6/20 (Mon.): closed for Juneteenth 6/24 (Fri.): open 7 AM – 11 PM 7/4 (Mon.): closed for Independence Day 7/8 (Fri.): open 7 AM – 11 PM
How do I rent a laptop from Baruch?
From our loan desks, you can borrow equipment and get help from our staff with what you've checked out. At the 3rd floor Tech Loan Desk, you can borrow laptops and related items (mice, charging cables, etc.) At the 2nd floor Circulation Desk, you can borrow smaller tech items (cameras, presentation remotes, etc.)
Where is the library at Baruch?
LOCATION. Between Lexington and Third Avenues on the north side of East 25th Street.
Can CUNY students use any CUNY library?
Current CUNY students, faculty, and staff may enter and borrow books from any CUNY library, with these exceptions: The CUNY Law School extends access-only privileges (no borrowing) to students and faculty not currently enrolled there.
Where can I print in Baruch?
Students can print to either the color or B&W print queue on any lab computer, and release their job at any printers in the Library, 6th floor ITB lab, or any of the BCTC labs in the Vertical Campus.
Can CUNY students enter Baruch library?
The library is open only to current CUNY students, faculty, staff, and retired faculty.
Can CUNY students enter Baruch library?
The library is open only to current CUNY students, faculty, staff, and retired faculty.
What time does Baruch campus close?
Hours of Operation Monday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Thursday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
How to view content on Baruch?
To view the content of something you’ve found (e,g., an ebook, article, or video), click the green “Available online” link, which will then bring up the Baruch login page ( see section above on this page, “To view ebooks, articles, videos, databases, and more”).
Can you see what is on reserve in Baruch?
Once you have successfully entered the course password, you can see the list of items on reserve for your class. When you click on an item, you may reach a different Baruch login page that asks for your Baruch or CUNY SPS username and password. For help with this login, see the information above in the section titled, “To view ebooks, articles, videos, databases, and more.”
Bloomberg Professional
We have limited access to Bloomberg Professional. More information here: https://zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/faculty-research/centers-institutes/subotnick-financial-services-center/
Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC)
Register for Baruch Bloomberg BMC | Summer & Fall 2021 Bloomberg Market Concepts can be completed at home via bloomberg.com for free. Once registered, this course must be completed by December 31, 2021.
S&P Capital IQ and S&P NetAdvantage
Baruch has access to two S&P Global Market Intelligence databases--S&P Netadvantage and S&P Capital IQ.
S&P Capital IQ Remote Access
S&P has allowed us to extend off campus access CapitalIQ to current Baruch students and faculty through June 1.
S&P Global Market Intelligence Academic Resource Center
The S&P Global Academic Resource Center features educational materials for both faculty and students. This includes curriculum content, including videos, platform training, reference guides, and skill assessments.
What is Labs@Baruch?
Labs@Baruch is now offering a way for students to view lab availability, open computers (Windows or Mac) and more while on the go. Please visit our new, mobile-friendly site to help navigate the best location to use an open computer on campus at any given time.
Can students save their work to their own flash drive?
Students are responsible for saving their work periodically and maintaining copies of their documents when using Baruch-owned workstations. You have the option of saving your work to your own flash drive or emailing a copy of your document to maintain a backup. Lab staff cannot assist with data recovery.
How to access applications on CUNY?
Access your applications by clicking on the icons from the CUNY Virtual Desktop Page.
How many students can use the CUNY Virtual Desktop?
Up to 3000 students across the university can use the CUNY Virtual Desktop at the same time. Additional software and services will became available through the CUNY Virtual Desktop over time.
What is CUNY Virtual Desktop?
The CUNY Virtual Desktop lets students and faculty remotely access a set of software applications to support learning and research. The current applications available include SPSS, SAS, Mathematica, Matlab and Maplesoft.
