With MTA Crime Up, Students Forge Their Own Safety Tactics
Increased assaults and track-pushing on the MTA have led students to find new ways to stay safe while commuting to Hunter by train.
NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX Archive for 2022
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Some Students Find Hunter’s Short-Term Counseling Inadequate
“I went for therapy. I didn’t go for resources,” says one Hunter student about the school’s counseling.
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Gov. Hochul’s Budget Extends TAP to Part-Time Students, Prisoners
“This would be amazing for students who work full time,” said Luger. “Most are forced to attempt five classes each semester, fail a few, and then eventually run out of TAP before they graduate.”
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Filmmaker Advocates for Immigrants with Learning Disabilities
Language and cultural barriers create stigmas for treating dyslexia.
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Raab Announces Memorial Dedications at Black History Month Convocation
Dr. Christina Greer juxtaposed hope and skepticism during the 90-minute Zoom event.
