The Student News Site of Baruch College Campus High School

411 Press
The Student News Site of Baruch College Campus High School

411 Press
The Student News Site of Baruch College Campus High School

411 Press
Isabella Dudley-Flores

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief

Isabella Dudley-Flores is a senior and proud to be The 411 Press’s Editor-in-Chief. She is also a president of the Hispanic Culture and Peer Tutoring clubs. Outside of school, she obsesses over K-pop, drinks lots of iced coffee and collects heart-shaped earrings. Additionally, she is a writer and editor for The Teen Magazine and Kprofiles. She moved to NYC from Georgia in June 2022.

All content by Isabella Dudley-Flores
Copies of The 411 Press's print edition from earlier this school year were placed in the cafeteria.

[Photo] A Newsworthy Presence: The Importance of Student Journalism In Schools

Lorena Zhanglam, Copy Editor
June 10, 2024
The writer watches a TikTok video that complies clips of the victims speaking about what happened to them.

[Photo] Baruchians on Edge After Multiple Women Punched in NYC

Shaniya Pemberton, Staff Writer
May 3, 2024
What is Baruch College Campus High School’s Connection to Baruch College?

What is Baruch College Campus High School’s Connection to Baruch College?

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
March 28, 2024
A phone plays highlights from Wednesday's game between Real Madrid and RB Leipzig.

[Photo] Not *That* Kind of Football: Students are Keyed-Up for the Champions League

Christopher Lopez
March 7, 2024
A snowy day in February. Students had remote learning due to the snow.

[Photo] Homage to Snow Days: Lost to the Flakes of Time

Wilson Huang, Staff Writer
February 27, 2024
Lu teaches calculus to seniors during first period on a Monday morning.

Meet Simon Lu, Baruch’s New Math Teacher

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
February 9, 2024
Newman stands next to Ross in her classroom. He takes her AP English Literature and Composition class.

“Certain Implications That Come With Stating Basic Opinions”: Conservative Students on Being a Minority and Teachers on Liberal Classroom Culture

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
February 1, 2024
Sewpaul sits at her desk in Room 410 after seeing AP Comparative Government and Politics students.

Meet Baruch’s Newest Face, History Teacher Devika Sewpaul

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
January 22, 2024
Writer Javier Marciano opens up "True Skate" in John Downes-Angus's classroom.

[Photo] Our Top 5 Recently-Trending Mobile Games to Cure Your Boredom

Tristan Ishak and Javier Marciano
January 12, 2024
The schools' hallways have empty spaces where a flag could possibly be hung.

[Photo] “Where’s the American Flag?”: BCCHS Doesn’t Fly It

Hao Yuan Cao, Staff Writer
January 11, 2024
"Ay-Yo," Here’re The Best K-Pop Boy Group Songs of 2023

“Ay-Yo,” Here’re The Best K-Pop Boy Group Songs of 2023

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
December 12, 2023
"Spotify Wrapped" is a feature on the streaming platform that tells users their music-listening statistics for the year.

Students Share Their 2023 Spotify Wrapped

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
November 29, 2023
The Lincolns in one of Jacob’s AP U.S. History classes. (Lincolns from left to right: Maggie Lee, Kat Valentine, Sam Wagman, Santo Falconieri, Zidan Mahmud, Margaret Macdonald and Lucas Roberts. Also pictured: John Jacobs.)

[Photo] From “Four Score and Seven Years Ago” to 2022: Baruchians Became Lincolns in APUSH

Ariel Marie Obero and Leo Chen
January 13, 2023
My old neighborhood in Milton, Georgia versus the view from my new home's rooftop in Manhattan.

From Missouri and Georgia to the Empire State

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
December 9, 2022

“I Was Like a Lost Animal:” Juniors Who Transferred from Abroad on Their Moves

Isabella Dudley-Flores, Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2022
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