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Ronnie Ancona discusses Sarah Pomeroy’s study of women in classical antiquity and her new volume co-edited with alumna Georgia Tsouvala.

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Hunter’s Roosevelt House Director recounts the little-known history of the Lincoln statue in the Capitol Rotunda.

This election season, 102-year-old Hunter grad and lifelong activist Bea Lumpkin should serve as an example to students, says President Raab’s op-ed.

Karen Hunter welcomed Professor Haywood to her SiriusXM show for a conversation about symbols of the Confederacy and the responsibilities of teachers.

Professor Louie, director of Hunter’s Asian-American Studies Center, calls for critical thinking to combat anti-Asian racism unearthed by COVID-19.

Jennifer Raab published an Op-ed on CNN.com Friday, May 15, 2020 which concludes: “We remain proud of every Dreamer who chose to pursue their ...

Steffie Woolhandler and David Himmelstein’s study indicates that many of America’s front-line healthcare workers are at higher risk for COVID-19.

Professor Nicholas Bloom argues that, to come back from COVID-19, New York needs to clean itself up.

Nurse manager Mohamed Yasin '97, his daughters, Amirah ’15 and Aneesah ’19, and his son, Ismael, serve together at Montefiore Medical Center.

On how the coronavirus will change NYC, Viteritti notes, “If history does not provide us with answers, perhaps it can help ask the right questions.”

CityLimits sought the expertise of Hunter’s Regina Miranda, professor of psychology, and Ana Ortin, research associate.

A powerful opinion piece by Hunter Professor Anthony Browne, chair of the Department of Africana and Puerto Rican/Latino Studies.

Hunter’s NYC Food Policy Center Offers a 5-Borough Guide to food pantries, meals for children and seniors, grocery deliveries, and other resources.

Social distancing has profound implications, especially for older adults, argues Ruth Finkelstein, Director of the Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging.

The poems in 4:30 Movie move back and forth in time as Prof. Masini copes with her younger sister’s illness and death.

During quarantine, HHS students have created a comprehensive virtual reconstruction of their physical school, allowing school life to continue.

Hunter creates a program to allow students to use laptops, free of charge, during the period of quarantine-mandated remote learning.

New research developed from the lab of Hunter College professor Jill Bargonetti could change the way triple-negative breast cancer is treated.

Isabella Rossellini graduated from Hunter in 2019 with a Master’s Degree in Animal Behavior.

The all-female cast of Erica Schmidt’s Mac Beth “makes a glorious physical and aural mulch of the stage,” writes New Yorker critic Vinson Cunningham.

“The Extraordinary,” a show at Hunter’s East Harlem Gallery, is included in the Times’ new list of “What to See Right Now in New York Galleries”.

Harold Holzer, director of the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute, appeared on CUNY TV’s Eldridge & Co. to discuss Hunter’s 150th anniversary.

Nicholas Dagen Bloom, professor of Urban Policy and Planning, discusses the untapped space for NYC parks surrounding NYCHA in the Gotham Gazette.

Distinguished Professor, Dr. Steffie Woolhandler lent her expertise in healthcare policy on a segment of WBUR’s "Morning Edition" with Bob Oakes.