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“This is a big step forward in re-imagining the student experience,” said Joseph Fantozzi, Assistant VP for Student Affairs and Enrollment.

Responding to students’ desire for more study and conversation spaces, Hunter’s Facilities team will debut more seating and desks on campus this fall.

The Smart Pantry is a software for vending machines that provides access to ready-to-eat meals & snacks as well as fresh produce for students in need.

The new stainless-steel handrails have built-in LED lights that will provide more light and safety on the steps.

Marie Colwell, who kept her maiden name throughout life, was a women’s rights advocate.

Hunter’s Student Counseling & Wellness Services has seen a surge of use this fall as many students seek psychotherapy.

“It’s a singular honor for us to commemorate one of our most distinguished and influential alums,” said President Raab of the legendary warrior poet.

Jennifer J. Raab discusses her transformational tenure as president of Hunter College on TalkLine Network’s “Hadassah Presents: Women of Vision.”

Funding will be used to enhance academic and student support and related faculty and staff development to benefit students.

The ten appointments mark additions in the School of Arts & Sciences and the Silberman School of Social Work.

Hunter will work with the African School of Economics to help students pursue advanced degrees in economics, including a master’s at Hunter.

President Raab has announced a summer program to address racial inequality and injustice.

Speaking on behalf of the entire Hunter College community, Hunter President Jennifer J. Raab addresses the U. S. Supreme Court ruling on DACA.

Hunter College announced today the opening of its new Student Union on campus, a dramatic change for the college with its commuter population.

Roosevelt Scholar Gabriella Cook-Francis '17 has been awarded the prestigious Marshall Scholarship to continue her studies at Oxford University.

Students from six different religious groups will share space in what is a model of diversity across religious, racial, national and economic lines.

The new 7th floor has been reconceived to create the Silverstein Student Success Center, bringing together previously disparate entities.

The new space on the fourth floor of Weill Cornell’s Belfer Research Building marks the continuation of an innovative public-private partnership.

Joining Hunter President Jennifer J. Raab in cutting the ribbon was special guest and keynote speaker Ban Ki-moon.

The staff and faculty at the Hunter College School of Social Work are packing up their Upper East Side offices and classrooms to prepare for the ...

Thanks to a generous donation made by Lois V. and Samuel Silberman, Hunter's School of Social Work will be moving uptown to East Harlem.