Professor Emerita Laura Shor and Roosevelt House Director Harold Holzer discuss Hunter's legacy as a diverse women's college (1870-1964). Shor's book celebrates the admission policies that welcomed all races and religions, creating a culture of activism that endures today.
Promoting Civil Discourse and Intellectual Dialogue Creating Justice in a Multiracial Democracy: An Update on the 1968 Kerner Commission Report Hunter College President Nancy Cantor cordially invites you to a vital discussion on the future of American equity and social harmony. Nearly 60 years ago, the Kerner Commission warned of a nation dividing into "two societies, separate […]
Join us in celebrating Dr. Arlene Torres, retiring associate professor in Africana, Puerto Rican and Latino Studies (AFPRL) at Hunter College. Dr. Torres has had a rich career and leaves behind a lasting legacy. Before her time in the AFPRL department at Hunter College, she served as University Dean of Recruitment and Diversity and the […]
