Sophomore Maddi T releases pop single on Spotify
Take a look at Hunter student and singer/songwriter, Maddi Tuccillo.
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CUNY’s partnership with Amazon draws ire from some students, faculty
Hunter and CUNY students and faculty across the city have banded together to protest the university’s partnership with Amazon, which plans to develop a large new campus in Queens. They have taken to the streets to protest any connection CUNY will have with the corporate giant, to which the city has offered tax incentives in exchange for bringing new jobs.
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Three Hunter students named Schwarzman Scholars
Selected from an applicant pool of more than 2,000, these students are among the 147 scholars that will travel to Beijing next year to pursue their master’s degrees.
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CUNY employees rally for higher pay and lighter course loads; 17 arrested
Seventeen people were arrested at a protest for higher pay and reduced course load for CUNY employees outside Baruch College on Dec. 10.
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Dance majors wrap up semester with diverse performances
The fall dance showcase cycled throughout the weekend and included interpretive dance, hip-hop and other blended forms of dance styles. Dance students wear multiple hats, going back and forth between performing pieces, changing for the next act, or running off stage left to the work the lights.
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Recruitment process link to men’s basketball success
In the three years since the new head coach took over, things have started to turn around for Hawks men’s basketball. The team will be aiming for the CUNYAC championship this year.
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“Spirit” brings women’s volleyball success on the court
A pre-game tradition called Spirit keeps spirits high.
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Notes from the Hunter Senate: Honors for all?
New legislation proposed in the Hunter College Senate is creating a pathway for all students to take honors classes, instead of just those in honors cohorts. If it passes, anyone with a GPA above 3.5 will be allowed to to achieve honors distinction.
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Hunter students get ready for winter break — not
As the fall semester comes to an end and exams wrap up, students here at Hunter seem to have one thing to look forward to during winter break: more work.
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“Memory, history, race” are the topics of writer’s talk
Author Lauret Savoy discussed her new book and its role in her life-long search for her origins.
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Hunter grad takes on women’s issues in rap world — in song
Janine Guerrier has released a debut album, Femtivity, on music sharing platforms and held her first concert to a packed room on campus last week. Look for her by the name of her alter-ego: Kiki Devii.
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Hawkapella performs at Baruch’s annual acapella showcase
Hunter’s acapella group performed with Baruch and NYU at Baruch’s annual acapella showcase.
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Children’s Center gets student-parents closer to graduation
Student-parents get one step closer to graduation, with the help of the Children’s Learning Center.
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A cautionary tale: students should check – and double check – degree progress
Degreeworks is supposed to help students navigate the progress toward their degrees, however, students find themselves needing help navigating Degreeworks.
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Brookdale Campus delivers a new food pantry: The Purple Apron
A new food pantry called The Purple Apron is offering free groceries to Hunter students at the Brookdale Campus through the end of the school year.
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Students let loose at the mic at Rough & Tumble Cabaret
People of all talents and capabilities perform in the Theater Department’s biannual showcase.
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Bedbugs at Hunter College have been put to bed
Hunter College student’s bedbug complaints have finally been addressed by administration.
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OPINION: What’s new is old again at the cafeteria
After a long hiatus, the cafeteria has returned just in time for the end of the semester, and just in time for a review. Finally, complaints in the Hunter student Facebook group can shift back into focus and the school can go back to its natural order.
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Panel of activists addressing sex trafficking draws largest crowd ever at RH
A panel discussion on sex trafficking and the conversation around it drew the largest crowd ever for Roosevelt House’s brown-bag lunch speaker series.
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Got Spam? College IT department has some advice and ways to help
The IT Department has created a website to help students spot the recent scourge of spam emails that students have been receiving in their inboxes — before they get tricked. The department is hoping to stem the rash of scams that has caused hundreds of students to get their email accounts shut down within the past month alone.
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President Jennifer Raab joins the 2018 “Women Power 100”
President Jennifer Raab was just listed in the 2018 “Women Power 100” by City & State magazine, coming in at number 54 alongside other women who are helping to make a change from their different platforms. Some of the women on the list were ones who rose to power in politics after the recent midterm elections, some are presidents of other colleges, and some are CEOs.
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Judge and Puerto Rican activist discusses new autobiography at Glass Cafe
Introduced as a “living example of resistance to hate,” Judge Nelson A. Diaz recounted his path from public housing in Harlem to becoming a leading political activist for the Puerto Rican community in Philadelphia at a talk hosted last week by Centro, the college’s center for Puerto Rican studies.
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