Hunter Headlines for 2015

What Do Animals See in the Mirror? (Psychology Professor Diana Reiss discusses animal self-recognition with National Geographic)

 

Designed Molecules Trap Cancer Cells in Deadly Cages (Professor Rein Ulijn's work is covered in Scientific American)

 

President Obama meets with Hunter Alumnus and "DREAMer” Rishi Singh (BA ’08, BS ’13)

 

Philosophy’s Lost Body and Soul (Hunter's Linda Martín Alcoff, professor of sociology, is interviewed in the New York Times Opinionator)

 

Following the birdsong of science (Science Magazine profiles the extraordinary career of Hunter alumnus Erich Jarvis ’88)

 

To Collect Debts, Nursing Homes Are Seizing Control Over Patients (Research from Hunter’s Brookdale Center on Healthy Aging makes the cover of The New Times)

 

Success in Life and Basketball (Hunter alumnus Michael Klein '89 remembers his time with Mario Cuomo in City & State)

 

Today's college students see no problem with multiracial relationships (Hunter's Erica Chito-Childs, professor of sociology, in USA Today)

 

Global Nature: Back to her First Love (Why Isabella Rossellini enrolled at Hunter College to pursue her first love: studying animal behavior.)

 

On the anniversery of her birthday, Hunter celebrates the late Gertrude Elion '37, alumnus and recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

 

Statement of support of Governor Cuomo's Proposed Education Reforms

 

A Landmark Occasion and Brand New Home for Hunter Scientists

 

Professor Jeffrey Parsons weighs in on improving adherence to HIV drug

 

Hunter’s Emily Braun organizes an Alberto Burri exhibition at the Guggenheim (The New York Times)

 

Hunter's School of Nursing and Jonas Center team up for honors program (nurse.com)

 

Hunter Junior Darline Bertil Looks Back on Surviving Haiti's 2010 Earthquake (NY1)

 

Peter Carey on His Cyber Thriller ‘Amnesia’ (The Wall Street Journal)

 

Give Me a Smile (Hunter's Jonathan Kalb writes in The New Yorker about his experience with Bell's palsy)

 

In New York City, a Toll Is Newly Felt as Asians Rise in the Police Ranks (Professor Peter Kwong is quoted in The New York Times)