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Survey provides travelers with the best in-flight food choices, including health ratings to make healthier choices 35,000 feet in the air.

Hunter College President Jennifer Raab has again been recognized in City & State New York’s “Women Power 100.”

A year into the job, Garrett, the author of four books — including 2015 National Book Award Finalist “Young Lions: How Jewish Authors Reinvented ...

Hunter salutes its veteran community, including 20 Hunter student-veterans recently recognized for academic excellence at a CUNY Awards breakfast.

The Jewish Studies Center is happy to announce the acceptance of a generous donation that will fund its Lunch Lectures series for the spring semester.

Leading Jewish historian Dr. Samuel Kassow visited the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute for a screening of the award-winning documentary.

Twenty-six new faculty members have joined Hunter, adding to the School of Arts and Sciences, Ed, Health Professions, Nursing, and Social Work.

Leah Garrett, Director of the Jewish Studies Center, was invited to speak in Warsaw at a conference on "Jews Against Nazi Germany During WW II."

The Hunter community mourns the loss of John Loustau, professor of mathematics, who died unexpectedly on September 7.

Hunter College has received a $3 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to identify biobehavioral factors that interact with ...

Peter Carey, Tom Sleigh and Colum McCann pave the way for aspiring authors.

Distinguished Professor Emily Braun has been appointed as a 2019-2020 Safra Visiting Professor at National Gallery of Art's CASVA.

A research team led by Hunter College has shown that certain extra-virgin olive oils kill human cancer cells with no obvious effect on normal cells.

A national study co-authored by Hunter College professors Partha Deb and Hoda Nouri Khajavi looks to drastically improve outcomes for sepsis ...

Listen to Leah Garrett, director of Hunter's Jewish Studies Center, talk about how Mad Magazine influenced Postwar America.

Associate professor in the Department of Film and Media Studies, Parisi was coordinator of the James Aronson Awards for Social Justice Journalism.

Using student-collected data, the study marks trends in ridership and adherence to safety procedures; many bicyclers are riding while distracted.

The New York Landmarks Conservancy has recognized President Jennifer J. Raab for her remarkable work at their 31st Annual Chairman's Award Luncheon.

A new study by Hunter Professor Joshua Plotnik and colleagues found that elephants can sniff out quantities with their noses.

As Executive Director of the Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging, Dr. Finkelstein supports practices that improve the lives of older New Yorkers.

For the second year in a row, four of the eight scholarship winners are from Hunter.

Since Puerto Rico was hit by Hurricane Maria, migration has intensified, particularly among adults with children, according to Hunter College Research

O’Connor, who is interested in the behavior and cognition of African lions and snow leopards, conducted an experiment using a multi-access puzzle box.

Hunter College professor Dr. Tracy Dennis-Tiwary featured on ABC's Nightline to discuss the relationship between children and technology.