Learn how Puerto Rican feminist figures Julia de Burgos, & Yolanda Sanchez laid the groundwork for community-centered activism. Pivotal Puerto Rican feminist figures like Julia de Burgos, Yolanda Sanchez, Antonia Pantoja, and countless others have laid the groundwork for community-centered activism. Don’t miss our upcoming panel with authors Vanessa Pérez-Rosario and Emma Amador as we […]
Professor Emerita Laura Shor and Roosevelt House Director Harold Holzer discuss Hunter's legacy as a diverse women's college (1870-1964). Shor's book celebrates the admission policies that welcomed all races and religions, creating a […]
Arts Outing: La Traviata at the Met Opera Join Hunter students for a special outing at the Met Opera to experience Giuseppe Verdi’s iconic opera La Traviata. The Office of the Arts has purchased a limited number of tickets for students. Students with confirmed tickets will meet at 10:00 am, the performance begins […]
Promoting Civil Discourse and Intellectual Dialogue Creating Justice in a Multiracial Democracy: An Update on the 1968 Kerner Commission Report Hunter College President Nancy Cantor cordially invites you to a vital discussion on the future of American equity and social harmony. Nearly 60 years ago, the Kerner Commission warned of a nation dividing into "two societies, separate […]
une in as we explore the Fall 2025 CENTRO Journal on Puerto Rican migration. Recent decades have witnessed economic, political, ecological, and socio-demographic changes that have engulfed Puerto Rico, with […]
On the connections between the Raquel Ortiz Mi Puerto Rico Film Collection & the Cerro Maravilla Hearings VHS Video Recordings Collection. Join CENTRO Rooted + Relational Archives Fellow, Gianna Brassil, […]
The 2025-2026 theme, “Boricuas in Relation,” invited researchers to engage with the phenomenon of Boricua archipelagic and diasporic community formation with other racial and ethnic groups. Boricuas have long developed […]
