Hunter Headlines for 2017
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Why Did Greenland's Vikings Vanish? (Professor Thomas McGovern in Smithsonian Magazine)
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Hunter's William Solecki Appointed as an Author of Major Climate Change Report
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Women in science: Limitless discovery (Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab's op-ed in the New York Daily News)
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Mildred Dresselhaus, the Queen of Carbon, Dies at 86 (The New York Times)
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Too hot, too cold. Why attempts to get more women into science go wrong (Professor Mandë Holford in Medium)
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Hunter College Mourns the Loss of Alumna Mildred Dresselhaus
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Hunter College students on improving access to higher education (video)
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Hunter Professor Sissel McCarthy on the relationship between press & president (Fox 5 NY)
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Marking Two Years of Cutting-Edge Research at Belfer
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Statement from Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab on Recent Executive Order
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Hunter College Professor of Studio Art Nari Ward Wins the 2017 Vilcek Prize
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WNYC’s Andrea Bernstein Named 2017 Jack Newfield Fellow in Journalism
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You Can Fool Some of the People All The Time (Roosevelt House Director Harold Holzer, in The Daily Beast)
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Hunter’s Dr. Jeffrey Parsons discusses recent research on safe sex practices (U.S. News & World Report)
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Human Rights Photo Exhibition Opens at Roosevelt House
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Professor Lynda Klich Wins Prestigious Book Prize
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The worrying welfare of ACS workers (Silberman School of Social Work Professor Stephen Burghardt)
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Hunter Art Professor and Alumnus Nari Ward's Solo Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park Opens April 29
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Substitutions for a 'Slimmer Bowl' Football Party (Hunter’s Charles Platkin in U.S. News and World Report)
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Hunter Art History Professor Lynda Klich Wins University of Maryland Phillips Collection Book Prize