This discussion considered how researching Sophie Halaby helped Professor Laura Schor reframe her understanding of Jerusalem.
This talk examined the responses of German Jewish WWI veterans to the state-sponsored violence the Nazis unleashed against Jews on 9 November, 1938.
Hunter College community welcomed novelist, Leslie Jamison for this installment of the Distinguished Writers Series.
Celebrated Hunter alumnus Bill Cheng joined the Hunter community for another installment of the Distinguished Writers Series.
The Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College welcomed Pulitzer Prize-winning author Greg Pardlo as the featured speaker.
Politician, actor and writer Malachy McCourt kicked off the Fall 2021 Best-Selling Author Series as the featured guest speaker.
Hunter alum and National Book Award Winner Phil Klay joined the Hunter community, virtually and in person for the Distinguished Writers Series.
Mikhal Dekel discussed her decade-long archival research and global travel to retrace the 13,000-mile route of the Tehran children of WWII.
Hunter College's fall 2021 Distinguished Writers Series kicked off with a virtual reading and discussion led by professor Said Sayrafiezadeh.
Barbara Taylor Bradford, O.B.E. is one of the world’s most popular and prolific authors. She has written 38 best-selling novels.
Leah Garrett chronicles the incredible story of the German-Jewish commandos who fought in Britain’s most secretive WWII special-forces unit.
Diamond and Pissarro discussed Hester’s childhood and her fearless and independent spirit, which pushed Hester to assemble her art collection.
Professor Margaret Chin discussed her new book, "Stuck: Why Asian Americans Don't Reach the Top of the Corporate Ladder."
The Frumkes Center for Writing and Culture welcomed Ethiopian-American writer Maaza Mengiste to speak at Hunter College.
A special conversation between Cathy Weinroth and Leonard Lauder, as he reflects on stories from his memoir "The Company I Keep: My Life in Beauty."
In this installment of the Robert Seltzer Lunch Lecture Series, professor Samuel Torjman Thomas discusses Klezmerica, a new Jewish music genre.
This was the last of three roundtables of the Public Humanities and the Democratic Commons Conference.
This was the second of three roundtables of the Public Humanities and the Democratic Commons Conference.
This was the first of three roundtables of the Public Humanities and the Democratic Commons Conference.
In this installment of the Audre Lorde Now Series, Professor Katie Winkelstein-Duveneck examines the incredible life and work of Audre Lorde.
In this installment of the Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College, Carl Phillips read excerpts from his critically acclaimed books of poetry.
The Frumkes Center for Writing and Culture welcomed Ann Patchett, international best-selling author to speak at Hunter College.
Gregory Mosher, and Richard Nelson discuss Nelson’s fascinating and unique career as a Tony award-winning playwright and director.
Hunter alumnae and titans of the beauty industry, Suzi Weiss-Fischmann '77, and Daria Myers '77 joined the Hunter community for a special discussion.
