Alumni & Friends

It started with a son’s gift of love, then swelled into the gratitude of generations.

Hunter College’s Mother’s Day Campaign has raised more than $10 million for thousands of students.

Two recent Hunter alumni have won National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.

Activist, professor, and public intellectual to address the Class of 2025 at the May 30th Commencement.

600 alumni, family, and friends returned to Hunter College March 27-31 for an unforgettable Alumni Weekend.

Hunter High School 10th grader Zadie Schonfeld penned an article on the complicated future of AI.

Neha Maskey ’26 and Emilia Pelagano-Titmuss MHC ’26 are the latest Hunter students to be chosen as Barry M. Goldwater Scholars.

Hunter College held a jam-packed career fair on March 12 that brought about 800 students to meet almost 80 employers.

Hunter students performed and presented choreography and research at the American College Dance Association Northeast Regional Conference.

Hunter College’s Office of Alumni Relations brought the Hunter spirit to Florida in February with three exciting regional receptions.

Three Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing alumnae will be inducted into the Hunter College Alumni Association Hall of Fame.

Recruitment professionals and industry leaders joined some 80 Hunter faculty and staff February 26 for a summit of HunterWorks!

Award-winning writer Kaitlyn Greenidge MFA ’10 has been named to the 2025 Hunter College Alumni Association Hall of Fame.

State Senator Andrew Gounardes (D-Bay Ridge) has been named to the 2025 Hunter College Alumni Association Hall of Fame.

The Alumni Association of Hunter College has chosen Leslie Lieth BS ’72 as the 2025 recipient of its major award for community service.

Hunter alumna Christina Valeros MHC ’21 has won a Luce Scholarship, which funds immersive professional experiences in Asia for post-graduates.

Hunter College alum Guadalupe Maravilla MFA ’14 has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Vilcek Prize in Visual Arts.

Dr. Michael Dean ’73, Hunter College Foundation board co-chair and passionately engaged trustee, died February 25 in New York City. He was 74.

Rossellini gave a talk about animal behavior and conservation at a local college.

In a new occasional series for Hunter’s MFA Creative Writing Program, an alum will discuss their new book with a current student.

The rankings evaluate program quality, affordability, and graduate-success rates. 

Two Hunter alumni have been chosen for a fellowship that furthers the work of the late civil-rights hero, Congressman John R. Lewis.

Miranda, 70, shared details of this fascinating and consequential journey in a January 13 conversation at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.

A Bengali American former Undergraduate Student Government president is Hunter’s latest Schwarzman Scholar.

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