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Jewish students will be able to take home a turkey from the general student community pantry and fridge to enjoy with their families. 

A Hunter adjunct faculty member will be traveling to Africa as part of the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.

Dr. Clive Callender ’59 says he became the third Black transplant surgeon in the world. He dedicated his career to saving lives and to ensuring ...

For the last 40 years, she has established herself as one of the leading voices in Broadway, off-Broadway, and Black theater. 

The Chronicle of Higher Education profiles Hunter junior Erica Li and the Cooperman Business Center in a story about the ...

It may seem like a good thing, but Professor Andrea Baden thinks climate change may ...

The psychology professor explains why understanding pachyderm motivation is essential for saving the species. 

Former Lieutenant Robert T. Lyons, who worked for Hunter’s Public Safety Department for 44 years, died October 18 in Brooklyn. He was 67.

Paul A. Kurzman, a longtime professor and one-time acting dean at Hunter’s Lois V. and Samuel J. Silberman School of Social Work, died October 17.

A new series from the Pulitzer Prize – nominated podcast Ear Hustle, “The Loop,” began airing on October 8.

Donald S. Zagoria was one of the Political Science Department’s most distinguished scholars.

Announcing the Center’s New Executive Director: Dr. Mark Chatarpal.

Hunter College mourns the loss of sports journalist, coach, and New York City Basketball Hall of Famer Charley Rosen ’62. Rosen played basketball ...

More than 100 students across four CUNY colleges have so far benefited from a pilot program to help pay for master’s degrees, The City ...

Professor Brian Zeglis identifies promising candidates for new nuclear diagnostics and therapeutics in The Journal of Nuclear Medicine.

Chloë Bass’s new audio-based public art project will be heard at 14 M.T.A. stations around New York, urging commuters, “If you hear something, ...

The event marked the start of the new academic year and the unveiling of the school’s 2025 – 2028 Strategic Plan.

The Faculty and Staff Dining Room will reopen the first day of the semester (August 26) with a scrumptious new menu!

Jen Pawol, a 2005 graduate of Hunter College's MFA in Studio Art program, has become the first woman to be named a Major League Baseball umpire. ...

Computer scientist Raj Korpan lands a CUNY Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies fellowship to find out what the LGBTQ+ community wants in a robot. 

The Hunter Athletics Hall of Fame swimming champion and deputy director of government relations at LaGuardia Community College gets a shout-out. 

Joseph Lowndes, a distinguished lecturer in the Political Science Department, analyzes postwar American politics and the rise of the radical ...

Livia Bayer found her calling in a lab, not on the court, and now inspires Hunter students to do the same.

Art and Art History Chair Sara Greenberger Rafferty explains in Gothamist.