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Joseph Lowndes, a distinguished lecturer in the Political Science Department, analyzes postwar American politics and the rise of the radical ...

Two longtime faculty members are assuming new leadership positions at Hunter College’s Lois V. and Samuel J. Silberman School of Social Work.

The researchers documented for the first time that wild Asian elephants living near farming villages show a greater attraction to novelty.

Manoj Pardasani appointed as Hunter College’s provost and senior vice president of academic affairs and student success.

Two faculty members of the Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing have been selected as fellows of the prestigious American Academy of Nursing. 

CUNY's "Research in Focus" spotlights the work of Hunter College professor Bill Solecki.

Hunter Athletic Director and alumna Terry Wansart receives an award from the Eastern College Athletic Conference.

Hunter College mourns the passing of Leonard A. Lauder, a visionary friend and generous benefactor of the college.

The grant supports basic research in mathematical and physical sciences, life sciences, and autism and neuroscience.

A new study finds that the mortality rate for Native Americans is sharply underreported in government records.

The Alumni Association of Hunter College gathered on June 3 in Washington, D.C., for a lively regional reception.

Four recent alumni are going abroad as Fulbright Scholars for the 2025 – 26 academic year.

This week the nation marks the 13th anniversary of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.

At 74, Dorotea Levy de Szekely received her bachelor’s degree from Hunter College on May 30.

Hunter College’s trademark diversity lit up Barclays Center May 30 as the 155-year-old school celebrated its 228th Commencement.

The Sorensen Center for International Peace and Justice at CUNY will relocate to a new home at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter.

Hunter College expects more than 3,300 graduates will crowd its May 30 at its 228th Commencement at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.

Three students in Hunter’s Chinese Flagship Program have won David L. Boren Scholarships.

Hunter College inaugurated a fellowship in honor of the late Carol Robles-Román.

In April, the New York Jobs CEO partnered with CUNY Hunter College to host its 10th CEO Speaker Series in New York City.

Awardees will present their work on a panel during the upcoming academic year and receive a stipend of $1,000.

Often called the “doyenne of dance,” Jody Arnhold is an international luminary of dance advocacy and education.

Hunter College’s School of Education has launched a playgroup for infants and toddlers and their families that helps special-needs children.

The scholarships exemplify Hunter’s commitment to serving as an anchor institution, providing high-impact, life-changing study opportunities.