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Hunter's Distinguished Writer in Residence, Roxana Robinson and Dawn Tripp discuss expanded edition of O'Keeffe's biography, Georgia O’Keeffe: A Life.

Luis A. Miranda, Jr. gave us an intimate view of the man behind the recent HBO documentary, Siempre, Luis, which documents Miranda’s fascinating life.

A panel of fellow Hunter College alumni discussed their careers and journeys since graduating from Hunter.

Nari Ward and Joachim Pissarro discussed the burning issues packed under the title “White Lies Subject and More”, also the title of a work by Ward.

Professor Emerita Leona Toker discussed the history of concentration camps and the literature written about them.

The Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College hosted ZZ Packer, for a discussion of her short stories collection, Drinking Coffee Elsewhere.

Claudia Rankine discussed her poetry collection "Just Us" on this installment of The Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College.

Hunter College alum, Lee Cooperman '64 and Arabella Pollack discuss the state of out economy.

This lecture compared the role of organized crime in the kosher poultry industry and the trade in Jewish baked goods.

Professor Nancy Sinkoff, discussed her work "From Left to Right: Lucy S. Dawidowicz, the New York Intellectuals, and the Politics of Jewish History".

The Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College welcomed Major Jackson for a discussion of his book of poetry, "The Absurd Man".

Hunter’s Political Science faculty members address many of the issues raised in the 2020 elections every day, in their classes and research.

Author and Hunter alumnus Phil Klay MFA‘11, discusses his debut novel "Missionaries" with author Matt Gallagher.

Items retained in hiding had a practical role to play, helped keeping Jews warm and fed, but were also sites of loving memory, longing or anxiety.

The Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College welcomed Hernan Diaz for a discussion of his novel "In the Distance".

This is the sixth program in the "Speaking of Justice: Race, Racism, and Reform" series presented by Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.

Lunch With a Leader Series, Hunter College welcomed CUNY Trustee and Hunter alumna Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez '75 as the featured guest speaker.

Hunter College Distinguished Writer in Residence, Mychal Denzel Smith, and author Valeria Luiselli discuss Smith’s new book, "Stakes Is High".

Alex Halberstadt, discusses his latest work, "Young Heroes of the Soviet Union: A Memoir and a Reckoning".

This presentation highlights the positions of Maimonides and of other, lesser-known figures.

Harold Holzer and John Avlon dive into Holzer’s latest release, The Presidents vs. the Press.

In conversation with Charles Taylor, Author of Opening Wednesday at a Theater or Drive-In Near You: The Shadow Cinema of the American ‘70s.

This is the fifth program in the "Speaking of Justice: Race, Racism, and Reform" series presented by the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.

This is the fourth program in the "Speaking of Justice: Race, Racism, and Reform" series presented by the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.