Bangladeshi Students Fundraise for Underprivileged Children
Recently, Hunter’s new non-profit club, Bangladesh Development Project fundraised to provide dozens of students with basic school supplies and distributed food to 350 families.
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New Food Pantry Opens on Main Campus
Students now have access to free food on the main campus. This is a part of a new initiative to fight food insecurity at CUNY.
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CUNY Approves Starbucks Lease Despite Student Protests
Amid student disruptions, CUNY moves forward with corporate rental of space in Hunter West.
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Hunter College Makes Stride Against Fast Fashion Trend
A new club encourages Hunter College students to take a closer look at their closets.
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College Students Love Free Stuff… Except For Flu Shots
The free flu shots at CityMD aren’t popular with Hunter students.
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Lifestyle
Hunter College Makes Stride Against Fast Fashion Trend
A new club encourages Hunter College students to take a closer look at their closets.
Lifestyle
College Students Love Free Stuff… Except For Flu Shots
The free flu shots at CityMD aren’t popular with Hunter students.
Sports
Female athlete scores a place on men’s soccer team
Tia Abirizk is the only woman on the Hunter College men’s soccer team. There is no Hunter women’s team, so Abirizk pursued the best option to keep playing the sport.
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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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