Alumni & Friends

Holzer has served since 2015 as the chief steward of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s former home, the birthplace of the New Deal.

Another Hunter College alum is joining the top ranks of the New York City government.

Hunter College’s School of Education has won a grant for a project to help developmentally disabled adults.

Indira A. Abiskaroon Valbuena MHC ’15 has joined The Hip Hop Museum in The Bronx as creative director and director of curatorial affairs.

Assistant Education Professor Scott E. Grapin won The International Research Foundation for English Language Education award.

Hunter College mourns the death of our colleague Professor of History Emerita Marta Petrusewicz.

Before the lights rise at Hunter College’s Kaye Playhouse, its staffers perform a myriad of tasks to ensure that the venue functions smoothly.

A Nigerian-born faculty member at the Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing has just returned from a life-saving educational mission to her home country.

A team of Hunter College sociologists found that the e-bike riding delivery workers so feared by the public are far more safety conscious riders.

Hunter alumni have claimed a raft of top theatre awards this season.

Thanks to a partnership between CUNY and Hunter College, all students have free access to the premium version of the platform.

On Feb 2 – 3, the Humanities Action Lab at Hunter will host a two-day convening, “States of Incarceration: Connecting Stories Across Borders and Bars”

The Virginia university awarded its 44th annual John Dos Passos Prize for Literature to novelist Eugene Lim.

Hunter geology and urban policy students will partner with community groups to monitor indoor air quality and promote urban greening.

Hunter College will honor the enduring legacy of jazz legend Louis Armstrong with a star-studded concert at the Kaye Playhouse on February 24.

Alexa Charles is setting the standard on the national stage, emerging as a dominant player in NCAA Division III women’s basketball.

Hunter College High School 9th grader’s research earned him the $25,000 top prize in the 2025 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge.

Sheila Chase, a longtime Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center professor, died January 1. She was 90.

New findings on the burdens of gaps in insurance.

Governor Kathy Hochul, Mayor Eric Adams and CUNY Chancellor Felix Matos Rodriguez marked the groundbreaking of SPARC Kips Bay, a ...

Six Hunter students chosen in this round of U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

Here’s your chance to create sustainable waste systems for your campus — and be paid for your participation.

A dedicated teacher with strong connections in the New York art world promotes her students’ work — to a surprising effect.

Administrators, parents, supporters, and dignitaries gathered to cut the ribbon of the newly refurbished Ron H. Brown Playground on December 9.

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