Three Hunter College students were awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, Director of Prestigious Scholarships and Fellowships.
Hunter College’s Silberman School of Social Work received a $200,000 grant to diversify the pipeline into child-welfare services academic programs.
Hunter’s new associate provost for student success has been helping students get the most out of their college experiences for more than 20 years.
Hunter College has promoted Geralyn Lederman to the post of AVP for academic operations, Interim Provost Manoj Pardasani announced.
The exhibition traces the evolution of 1930s designs, from European worker housing to postwar superblocks and iconic “towers in the park.”
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Ting He and Matthew Wilson, won the Best Poster Award at the CUNY Advance Science Research Center Nanofab Research Showcase Symposium.
A Hunter sociology professor’s book has won an award from a criminal-justice nonprofit.
The college’s Cooperman Business Center will be holding a marketing bootcamp January 23, 2025, to introduce students to the profession.
Hunter’s ACERT shared a year’s worth of faculty books, showcasing their research and what they’re excited to read over winter.
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New York City Transit unveiled three colorful mosaics by Hunter art professor and alumna Lisa Corinne Davis MFA ’83 at the 68th Street.
Hunter is transitioning at the end of the fall semester to Brightspace, CUNY’s new interactive learning-management system.
A professor at Hunter’s Lois V. and Samuel J. Silberman School of Social Work has received a four-year, $850,000 federal grant for autism research.
A Hunter College professor’s study on gender, caste, and violence in India made a “best books” list.
Freshman Reona Alam is an intern with Council Member Shekar Krishnan’s office in Queens, getting a front-row seat to local politics in action.
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Hunter alum and staffer Emily Springer ’23 has won a Marshall Scholarship for graduate study at a British university.
Quincy Jones, a key figure in U.S. music, is overlooked in textbooks. Prof. Philip Ewell examines musicology's racism in The Conversation.
Cara Elizabeth Furman argues that following a curriculum to the letter can hurt students and teachers in In The Conversation.
An expert on diversity, equity, and inclusion will engage in a discussion on community healing on December 18 at the Leon and Toby Cooperman Library.
Macaulay Honors College hosted its inaugural Datathon in collaboration with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in September.
The venerable CBS News show 60 Minutes profiled the work of Hunter College elephant researcher Joshua Plotnik.
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Karen Xie, ’24, a recent graduate of Hunter’s B.Mus. program, tells Jersey Jazz magazine why she switched her piano playing from classical to jazz.
Hunter College has appointed an acting dean for its recently reconfigured School of Health Professions.
Dr. Judith Aponte received the New York Chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses’ Nurse Researcher Award.
Prof. Sissel McCarthy's News Literacy class visited The New York Times on Dec. 2, with editor Edmund Lee leading the tour.
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