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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 ...
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Dr. Michael Dean ’73, Hunter College Foundation board co-chair and passionately engaged trustee, died February 25 in New York City. He was 74.
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.
Jeffrey Owens, MS, RN, PMHNP-BC, Chief College Lab Technician at the Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing at Hunter College of the City University ...
Rossellini gave a talk about animal behavior and conservation at a local college.
Matchup pitted the NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball leading scorers.
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The Hunter College swim team was crowned conference champions for the fifth season in a row.
Memoirs by two Hunter College High School students were honored as “runner-up” and “honorable mention” stories in the “New York Times.”
Two Hunter College professors have won an award for sociological work that improves public welfare or the lives of members of their communities.
In a new occasional series for Hunter’s MFA Creative Writing Program, an alum will discuss their new book with a current student.
Hunter College has served New York City as an engine of social mobility and high-impact scholarship for more than 150 years. What can the college ...
Critic Holland Carter reviews “Acts of Art in Greenwich Village,” the exhibit now on view in Hunter College's Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Gallery.
The rankings evaluate program quality, affordability, and graduate-success rates.
A Hunter professor has been named to a key leadership role for a major new global assessment on climate change and cities.
Titled “Inspiration, Aspiration, Impact: Collaborating to Transform Public Education,” the event fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas.
The students spent a week at MIT, soaking in knowledge from neuroscientists, cancer researchers, and regenerative-medicine specialists.
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.
Two Hunter alumni have been chosen for a fellowship that furthers the work of the late civil-rights hero, Congressman John R. Lewis.
Muaddi Darraj will discuss her upbringing in the latest in Hunter’s Promoting Civil Discourse & Intellectual Dialogue series.
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CENTRO has received a $2 million grant renewal from the Mellon Foundation to fund the projects of The Diaspora Solidarities Lab.
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Dear Hunter College community members, Along with the sense of eager anticipation of new possibilities that comes with the start of every new ...
Miranda, 70, shared details of this fascinating and consequential journey in a January 13 conversation at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.
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