2022 January

Basnet, President of Hunter’s Undergraduate Student Government, is the second Hunter student in four years to earn a Rhodes Scholarship.

Rachel Chloe, founder of Rachel Chloe Art Advisory, places the works of women, BIPOC and LGBTQ + artists into private and institutional collections.

Awilda Perez, Lily Zaballos, Gabriel Lefferts and Katie Zhang study Urban Policy and Planning at Hunter.

Neuwirth is the Rita Hauser Director of the Human Rights Program at Roosevelt House.

Carey is a two-time Booker Prize winner and the director of Hunter’s MFA Creative Writing program.

Associate Provost for Research and Rudin Professor of Nursing Dr. Elizabeth Cohn cited for her work in Public Heath and COVID response.

In honoring Professor Kelle Cruz, the AAS cited her "continuous dedication to the betterment of the scientific process and community."

Epstein, the Chair of the Department of Curriculum and Teaching, won the Jean Dresden Grambs Distinguished Career Research in Social Studies Award.

Grodman plays Trevor on “Ghosts,” the #1 new network show on television.

Ruth Finkelstein, the Rose Dobrof Executive Director at the Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging, explores why more older adults are working than ever.

Professor Anita Raja, 3 Hunter students, and their Columbia teammates won the innovation prize at the NIH’s Decoding Maternal Morbidity Challenge.

Holford is One of 23 New Allen Distinguished Investigators Across the World named by The Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group.

Holzer is the director of the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College and one of the nation’s pre-eminent Lincoln scholars.

Professor Bargonetti’s research in our Belfer Lab could lead to targeted therapy for triple-negative breast cancer.

McKenzie is a visual artist. His exhibition "The Story I Tell Myself" was at the Whitney in 2021.

Platkin, Executive Director of Hunter College’s NYC Food Policy Center, explains what government, non-profits, and individuals can do to help.

The grant will bring together academics, journalists and artists to study issues confronting Puerto Rico & the diaspora.

The New York Post cites the "nurturing atmosphere and...individual attention to support ambitious learners eager to get a jump on college."

The grant aims to achieve health equity by diversifying the workforce, strengthening partnerships, expanding telehealth, and training providers.