Students Defeat Pandemic Boredom through Body Art
Students share how they changed their appearances to shake up their quarantine routine.
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USG Welcomes Students with Blitz of Events
There was more than ice cream at USG’s recent event—there was a chance to connect with new and old friends.
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Hunter Kicks Off Fall Semester with Club Fair, Carnival
Student Life welcomed back students with its annual street festival.
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Students Craft at Camp-Inspired Virtual Festival
This was a tradition that we had that we really didn’t want to lose,” said one organizer.
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Group Questions Staffing, Budget at Hunter’s Centro for Puerto Rican Studies
New interim director Yarimar Bonilla is tasked with filling vacant positions and budget cuts made to El Centro throughout the years.
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Manhattan DA Candidates Tell Students Their Vision for Borough
Systemic change, funding and qualifications dominated students’ questions on a critical election for the Hunter community.
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Hawks Build Strong Fitness Habits During the Pandemic
Exercise routines kept some Hunter undergrads on track throughout the public health crisis.
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Art Students Find Catharsis in Creativity
Painting, photography and sculpture provide an outlet for students to vent pandemic frustrations.
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CUNY Reopening Documents Preempt New CDC Guidelines
“In COVID times, four months is an eternity,” said adjunct professor David Alm in regards to the rapidly changing reopening guidelines for CUNY, and the country.
Despite the 90 degree heat, students lined up, wrapping around Thomas Hunter Hall anxiously waiting to see the clubs, get something to eat, and hopefully snag free stuff. @Hunters_OSA @hunterjourn
https://brie.hunter.cuny.edu/hunterathenian/2021/08/hunter-kicks-off-fall-semester-with-club-fair-carnival/
“Although it starts anonymous, it gives people courage to talk to people in real life about what’s bothering them,” Unmasked Project moderator Laila Gad said. Read more about the project and the students who launched it at Hunter here by @mariasfiume
https://brie.hunter.cuny.edu/hunterathenian/2021/05/mental-health-app-launches-at-hunter-college/
“ When you’re talking about the laws, you’re also needed to be at the table to be able to change those laws,” said Assembly member Niou. Full story by @Vanessa_Luc31
https://brie.hunter.cuny.edu/hunterathenian/2021/05/asian-american-studies-and-data-disaggregation-are-key-to-countering-violence/ @hunterjourn