NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
Deep in the vast mountain range of China’s Loess Plateau, Yehui Zhao found herself aboard a small tractor, hitchhiking toward what she hoped would be the remains of her great-grandfather’s now empty village. It was 2022, and Zhao, a filmmaker, was navigating with information garnered only from word of mouth; […]
There’s a new drink option available at the cafeteria in the West Building: bubble tea. Some students said they are open to trying the bubble tea, while others were rather indifferent to the opening of the new drink spot on Tuesday, April 9. The bubble tea is part of a […]
The City University of New York received a $1 million donation from the nonprofit Petrie Foundation to create a student aid completion program in response to the recent delays with the national rollout to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA program, according to a recent press release. […]
College can be an overwhelming experience, especially when you just need some peace and quiet to relax or study. Ever wonder where else you can study that isn’t the crowded sky bridge or the library? Here are three hidden spots to study at Hunter College that is easily accessible with […]
The Roosevelt House public policy program invited former City Council Member Robert E. Cornegy Jr. to have a conversation with Program Director Dr. Basil A. Smikle Jr. this spring about social and economic equity within New York state’s cannabis industry. The conversation, which occurred on March 19, is featured on […]
