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Mandë Holford, a pioneering marine biochemist, has been named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Hunter College held a jam-packed career fair on March 12 that brought about 800 students to meet almost 80 employers.

Hunter-Bellevue nursing student Kayla Guevarro ’26 received the prestigious Caring Hands Scholarship.

Hunter students performed and presented choreography and research at the American College Dance Association Northeast Regional Conference.

Two Hunter students were chosen to participate in a mock debate on March 9 in the New York State Senate chamber.

Three Hunter students — Isidro Borges MHC ’27, Jenna Salem ’27, and Elizabeth Wassif ’28 — have won the Jeannette K. Watson Fellowship for 2025.

Hunter College’s Office of Alumni Relations brought the Hunter spirit to Florida in February with three exciting regional receptions.

Hunter Office of the Arts Executive Director Gregory Mosher will be interviewed by “Person Place Thing” radio host Randy Cohen.

Award-winning writer Kaitlyn Greenidge MFA ’10 has been named to the 2025 Hunter College Alumni Association Hall of Fame.

State Senator Andrew Gounardes (D-Bay Ridge) has been named to the 2025 Hunter College Alumni Association Hall of Fame.

The Alumni Association of Hunter College has chosen Leslie Lieth BS ’72 as the 2025 recipient of its major award for community service.

CUNY Associate Vice Chancellor and University Vice Provost for Research, Rosemarie Wesson spoke to Hunter’s John P. McNulty Scholars on Feb. 25.

Joseph Viteritti has assumed the role, Provost Manoj Pardasani and Jonathan F. Fanton Roosevelt House Director Howard Holzer announced.

Hunter College alum Guadalupe Maravilla MFA ’14 has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Vilcek Prize in Visual Arts.

His book is blanketing the airwaves!  New York City’s public radio station, WNYC, has chosen the bestselling new novel of Hunter MFA Creative ...

Professor Jill Simone Gross has been selected for the Mary Helen Callahan Distinguished Service Award of the Urban Affairs Association.

Assistant Professor Ashley Z. Ritter has been accepted as an AGING Initiative Multiple Chronic Conditions Scholar.

The grant underscores Hunter’s role as an anchor institution in New York City, as a venue for impactful research and incubator of young talent.

Dear Hunter College community members, Along with the sense of eager anticipation of new possibilities that comes with the start of every new ...

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HCHS students, teachers, parents, and friends gathered at AllianceBernstein December 9 to celebrate the opening of the school’s robotics lab.

Miranda, 70, shared details of this fascinating and consequential journey in a January 13 conversation at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.

Thanks to a new vendor, HC Campus Eats, a variety of food concepts can be found at different sites around Hunter starting in the spring semester.

Akieia Glover MSW ’25 has pushed through a great deal of adversity to get where she is today.