Drop in International Students at Hunter College
According to department sources, international students are getting fewer visas to the United States due to the political climate and competition with other English speaking countries.
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CUNY Students Demand Increased Funding for Education Opportunity Programs
Students and faculty of CUNY rallied for expanded funding in programs for low-income students in front of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Manhattan office.
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Students Organize Press Conference Against Starbucks Arrangement
“It’s kind of outrageous that we’re getting 3,000 sq ft taken away from us,” said a student about the retail arrangement.
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PSC Leadership Receives Criticism for Proposed Contract
Union members can vote on the proposed contract now. Some professors worry the PSC didn’t mobilize enough to win the ambitious demand of $7k.
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Hawks at Home
The first home game of the season didn’t end well for the Hunter Hawks.
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Hawks at Home
The first home game of the season didn’t end well for the Hunter Hawks.
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Five seniors honored at last home game of women’s basketball
The final game of the Hunter Hawks regular season on Feb. 11 was also senior night for five players who are graduating, and they were honored with flowers and a framed jersey.
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Women Hawks capture CUNYAC Championship
The women’s basketball team captured the CUNYAC Championship over Brooklyn College in their home turf at the Hunter Sportsplex – giving the Hawks their first conference title since 2004.
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“Spirit” brings women’s volleyball success on the court
A pre-game routine called Spirit, initiated by the coach but led players, is intended to unify, motivate and mentally prepare players as they head on the court.
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CUNY Students Demand Increased Funding for Education Opportunity Programs
Students and faculty of CUNY rallied for expanded funding in programs for low-income students in front of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Manhattan office.
News
Students Organize Press Conference Against Starbucks Arrangement
“It’s kind of outrageous that we’re getting 3,000 sq ft taken away from us,” said a student about the retail arrangement.
News
PSC Leadership Receives Criticism for Proposed Contract
Union members can vote on the proposed contract now. Some professors worry the PSC didn’t mobilize enough to win the ambitious demand of $7k.
News
Hunter Addresses Food Insecurity With New Campus Programs
About one in four CUNY undergraduates have limited access to affordable fruits and vegetables. The Fresh Food Box program fights food insecurity on campus.
Culture
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Hunter’s Thanksgiving Event Brings Joy to Students
Thanks to the USG, hundreds of students had a holiday meal with their peers.
Culture
Hunter Student Showcases Her Skill at Atlantic Terminal Mural
A new Atlantic Terminal mural by a Hunter College art student encourages commuters to “Take It Easy.”
Culture
Students Meet to Discuss Tuition-Free CUNY
Free CUNY reunited recently at an organizing space in Bushwick for an orientation with students and faculty who are interested in the movement.
Culture
WHCS’ Open Mic Night Celebrates Hunter Talent
Hunter students gathered for WHCS’ first open mic night of the semester to watch a variety of performances from singing to spoken-word pieces.
Lifestyle
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DACA Student Receives Aronson Award for Her Work on The Athenian
A DACA recipient and proud Latina, Maria Luisa Imbachi won this year’s student award for her work on immigration and climate issues.
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Hunter Students Create a Room of Their Own
Innovative Hunter students can create some own space on campus when the cafeteria seats are taken, and the library is full.
Lifestyle
Admissions Brings Social Media to The Table
Admissions have a fresh new way of getting current students and future Hawks excited about study abroad programs.
Lifestyle
Hunter Students Want Clearer Labeling On Their Food
Students with dietary restrictions at Hunter want the dining hall to provide more clear food labeling with detailed ingredient and nutritional information.
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Phishing Emails Continue to Target Hunter Students
Phishing emails continue to target Hunter students by hacking email addresses and sending mass messages to fool victims into giving up personal information.
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NYPIRG’s Mission To Increase Youth Voter Turnout
Youth voter turnout is at one of its lowest points in our city, and NYPIRG interns are here to change that.
Culture
CUNY Hunter’s Student Recital
CUNY Hunter College’s 2019 Student Recital, Monday, November 4, was an opportunity for students in the music department to perform, instrumentally, in front of students and faculty.
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Union President Makes Rounds to Build Support for New Contract
The Hunter Faculty Delegate Assembly hosted PSC President Barbara Bowen who explained and took questions about the new proposed contract.
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