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For the Roosevelt House’s new visiting fellow, getting to Hunter College was a matter of life or death.

The author of “The Birth of Soviet Ukraine” died on Nov. 28.

Longtime History Department chair Naomi Churgin Miller, died Nov. 27 at her home in New York City.

Hunter is welcoming 12 students whose lives were turned upside-down by the war between Russia and Ukraine, allowing them to restart their educations.

In his nearly four decades at Hunter, he was a stalwart instructor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Coach Z spent 30 seasons at the helm of both the men’s and women’s cross-country teams and men’s and women’s indoor/outdoor track & field teams.

Lacey Peters and Sherryl Graves explored the adoption of Authentic Assessment Systems (AAS) in NYC’s Pre-K for All.

Professor Anita Raja, three Hunter students, and their Columbia teammates won the innovation prize at the NIH’s Decoding Maternal Morbidity Challenge.

Ronnie Ancona discusses Sarah Pomeroy’s study of women in classical antiquity and her new volume co-edited with alumna Georgia Tsouvala.

In a year faced with unprecedented challenges, forty-two Hunter students and recent graduates received prestigious fellowships and scholarships.

Angel Antonio Ruiz-Laboy, who most recently served as Managing Director of Teatro SEA, will be the first person to hold the newly created position.

Artist and Hunter alumna Firelei Báez won the Rome Prize and the Artes Mundi Prize, and now has a major new installation at ICA Boston.

"Does this creature called Gotham have a soul?" asks Viteritti, Chair of Urban Policy and Planning, in his two-part reflection for the Gotham Gazette.

For the thirteenth time in the last fifteen years, Hunter has been named a Fulbright Top Producing Institution by the U.S. Department of State.

Search planned for permanent leader of The Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter/CUNY.

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Hunter’s Roosevelt House Director recounts the little-known history of the Lincoln statue in the Capitol Rotunda.

Hunter’s Department of Classical Studies offers students specialized classes and engaged, enthusiastic professors.

Professor Golub urges public health officials to apply findings from psychology research to motivate safe behaviors.

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

Holzer’s book on the often contentious relationship between U.S. presidents and the journalists who cover them has earned rave reviews.

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

Karen Hunter welcomed Professor Haywood to her SiriusXM show for a conversation about symbols of the Confederacy and the responsibilities of teachers.

The Acting Director of Hunter's LGBTQ Public Policy Center discusses the Supreme Court decision on workplace rights, among other topics.

Led by Professor Regina Miranda and colleague Carolina Hausmann-Stabile, Hunter hosted the first-ever Youth Suicide Research Consortium conference.