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Ahmed Tigani ’07 MUP ’13 stood before Hunter’s newest students on September 4 offering a confession that may have surprised many in the audience.

A team of scientists at Hunter College has documented an important new finding about the behavior of Asian elephants.

The traveling exhibition “Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice” opens at Hunter College’s Leubsdorf Gallery this fall.

A groundbreaking youth suicide prevention conference united hundreds to advance research, practice, policy, and youth-centered solutions.

The novel, co-written with longtime friend and fellow Brooklyn College alum Cary Pepper.

Hunter College students have spent months studying how waste moves through campus. Now, they are preparing to help turn their ideas into action.

Frank Sinatra’s music has always served as the quintessential soundtrack of New York City.

At the inaugural edition of The Longest Table, 10 Hunter student ambassadors helped transform an ordinary street into an extraordinary gathering.

A Hunter program designed to help students gain the skills, confidence, and experience needed to secure internships has received regional recognition.

The path that led Allen Klein BFA ’59 to become a leading advocate for the healing power of humor began in a modest Bronx apartment.

The report challenges industry claims that autonomous vehicles will improve urban transportation.

A Hunter College anthropologist has helped identify a previously unknown species of African monkey deep in the rainforests of the Democratic Republic.

UPDATE: Sunday, July 19, 5:30 pm Air quality conditions in New York City have improved, and Hunter College has returned to normal operations. The ...

Hunter College has named rising seniors Alisa Nudar and Jenna Salem as its 2026–27 Carol Robles-Román Fellows in Public Service.

A graduate student at the Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing has been awarded a prestigious national scholarship.

Hunter College has elevated a longtime staffer to be its new director of public safety.

A distinguished professor of physics at Hunter College and the CUNY Graduate Center has received a prestigious award for battery research.

Hunter College students and administrators have helped turn a long-standing neighborhood challenge into a model for student-driven civic change.

Over a career that spanned almost seven decades, Denmark advanced the study of gender, leadership, prejudice, aging, and human rights.

Hunter College announced that Jill Bargonetti, the Hesselbach Professor of Biological Sciences, has been named a CUNY distinguished professor.

Foelsch took a distinctly personal approach to campus safety — one rooted in communication, trust, and respect. 

Swara Patel is the first Hunter and CUNY alumna to receive the honor.

The Hunter College Dance Department has been selected for a second year as a host site for the CUNY Dance Initiative.

The gathering drew colleagues, students, union leaders, friends, and family to honor Herbert.