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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.

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

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.

Three recent Hunter alumni are being tapped to follow in the footsteps of a 1930s City College alumnus who made an outsized impact on the world.

Hunter College will air an Academy Award-nominated documentary short film about the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.

A bilingual Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing Student has won the American Nurses Association New York Future Nurse Leader Award.

Two recent Hunter alumni have won National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.

Two Hunter College researchers have won a CUNY award recognizing younger faculty members for outstanding research.

Hunter’s latest Urban Fellow is already hard at work serving her fellow New Yorkers.

A Hunter College adjunct instructor was short-listed for the prestigious PEN Presents x International Booker Prize.

Hunter Arts forum to feature dynamic panel discussions addressing the critical lack of working-class access to and representation in the arts.

600 alumni, family, and friends returned to Hunter College March 27-31 for an unforgettable Alumni Weekend.

Hunter High School 10th grader Zadie Schonfeld penned an article on the complicated future of AI.

Hunter College President Nancy Cantor has joined Presidents for Latino Student Success, a national network of Excelencia in Education.

Professor Heba Gowayed has won an Andrew Carnegie Fellowship, one of only 26 fellows chosen by a jury out of more than 300 nominations nationally.

Prisha Rao ’27, won the Critical Language Scholarship to study Mandarin in Taiwan this summer.

A Hunter-Bellevue Nursing School researcher has won 2025 Outstanding School Nurse Educator Award of the National Association of School Nurses.

Pre-Law Program welcomed Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz for its most recent “On the Docket” speaker event on March 25.

Hunter’s Civil Discourse & Intellectual Dialogue series hosted a Fordham University expert on migration.

Neha Maskey ’26 and Emilia Pelagano-Titmuss MHC ’26 are the latest Hunter students to be chosen as Barry M. Goldwater Scholars.

Three Hunter faculty members awarded $25,000 to develop a plan furthering pluralism and diversity at the college.

Yehuda Kurtzer spoke “On Compromise: Can A New Approach to Pluralism and Persuasion Heal Divided Communities?”