The year 2022 marks the centennial of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Balzac v. People of Porto Rico, one of the most consequential Supreme Court rulings that shaped the status of Puerto Rico and Puerto Ricans within the US empire. Tune in for this Afternoon Tertulia as we unravel the latest CENTRO Journal, Back to […]
You must submit proof of MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) vaccinations and the Meningococcal Vaccination Response Form if you are an incoming student taking 6 or more credits. WA (Administrative Withdrawal) grades will be assigned for non-compliance tomorrow, Saturday, September 24. Find out more about immunization requirements at the link below.
What is all the buzz with verbal interpreting? The Hunter MATI program and Hunter Translation Society will kick off Fall 2022 with an evening symposium highlighting the work of interpreters in the new (post) Covid era. We invite all students, faculty, linguists, and anyone curious about the field to come join in the conversation. This […]
No classes are scheduled today. See more key dates, including campus closures, holidays, and breaks, in the Academic Calendar.
No classes are scheduled today. See more key dates, including campus closures, holidays, and breaks, in the Academic Calendar.
Get ready to launch your career as you meet with employers for job and internship opportunities in healthcare, social services, business, education, and more! Register to see the list of employers.
Robert Seltzer Lunch Lecture Series Fradl Shtok and Yiddish Women’s Cultural Modernity Presented by Allison Schachter, Associate Professor of Jewish Studies, English, and East European Studies, Vanderbilt University What role did women play in the making of Yiddish literary modernity? We know too little about the women writers, artists, and intellectuals who participated in transforming […]
Are you interested in learning about voting system technology, security, and accessibility? Join us for an engaging series of panel discussions featuring election industry professionals — including security experts, accessibility experts, local election officials, and voting machine providers — who will address these topics and more. Moderated by Dr. Basil Smikle Jr., Distinguished Lecturer and […]
Classes follow a Monday schedule today. See more key dates, including campus closures, holidays, and breaks, in the Academic Calendar.
We are excited to be joined by Dr. Jung Pak, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Multilateral Affairs and for Global China issues and former Hunter College U.S. history professor on Thursday, Sept. 29th at 5 PM. Dr. Pak will speak on her career path, research interests, major themes in her current work, and major policy issues facing the region […]
