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Social distancing has profound implications, especially for older adults, argues Ruth Finkelstein, Director of the Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging.

On March 22, 2020, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab shared this update: To the Hunter community, We hope today’s communication finds you ...

On March 19, 2020, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab shared this update: To the Hunter community, I am awestruck by how well this ...

On March 16, 2020, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab shared this update:   To the Hunter community, We are incredibly grateful for ...

On March 16, 2020, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab shared this update: To Hunter faculty, By now you have learned that only essential ...

On March 15, 2020, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab shared this update: To the Hunter faculty and staff, We write with an update from ...

Hunter’s Response to Coronavirus On March 11, 2020, Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab announced the following: To the Hunter ...

A Message from Chancellor Matos Rodríguez: Dear CUNY Community, As your Chancellor, my highest priorities in charting a response to the ...

As the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to evolve, we want to assure you that Hunter is monitoring and responding to the current conditions.

The grant, awarded to Hunter’s Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging, will be used to empower patient advocates to speak for vulnerable adults.

CUNY is closely monitoring the latest developments regarding the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), a respiratory illness causing flu-like symptoms.

New research developed from the lab of Hunter College professor Jill Bargonetti could change the way triple-negative breast cancer is treated.

Saifedleen Zihiri (Class of 2019) and Jennifer Dikler (Class of 2020) Are Among 18 Recipients Nationwide.

President Jennifer J. Raab and the Hunter community celebrate seven extraordinary staff members at the 2020 HEO/Employee Service Recognition Awards.

President Jennifer Raab spoke with FOX 5’s Rosanna Scotto and Lori Stokes on Good Day New York to discuss the rich history of Hunter College.

Families for Safe Streets and Rebecca Telzak of Make the Road New York have been awarded the Tisch Prize for excellence in urban public health.

Isabella Rossellini graduated from Hunter in 2019 with a Master’s Degree in Animal Behavior.

The all-female cast of Erica Schmidt’s Mac Beth “makes a glorious physical and aural mulch of the stage,” writes New Yorker critic Vinson Cunningham.

Hunter's 220th commencement ceremony celebrated the first graduating class of the 150th anniversary year.

“The Extraordinary,” a show at Hunter’s East Harlem Gallery, is included in the Times’ new list of “What to See Right Now in New York Galleries”.

Harold Holzer, director of the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute, appeared on CUNY TV’s Eldridge & Co. to discuss Hunter’s 150th anniversary.

Nicholas Dagen Bloom, professor of Urban Policy and Planning, discusses the untapped space for NYC parks surrounding NYCHA in the Gotham Gazette.

New research conducted by Hunter students and their professors provides a snapshot of NYC's growing bicycle culture and the risks cyclists face.

Distinguished Professor, Dr. Steffie Woolhandler lent her expertise in healthcare policy on a segment of WBUR’s "Morning Edition" with Bob Oakes.