Articles written by: Alexis Profeta

Alexis Profeta is a Senior at Hunter College, pursuing a degree in Media Studies with a concentration in Journalism. Dedicated to storytelling, she emphasizes the exploration of music and its cultural influence through her writing. In addition to her academic pursuits, Alexis curates vinyl records, plays the guitar, and blogs in her free time. Her objective is to discuss the changing dynamics of the music industry through engaging narratives that emphasize artists, trends, and the impact of sound.

The Rising Cost of Culture: Can Hunter Students Still Afford New York's Stage?
Culture / featured-column / Opinion / Student Life

The Rising Cost of Culture: Can Hunter Students Still Afford New York’s Stage?

From Broadway to concert halls, escalating ticket prices create an affordability crisis for Hunter College students, raising questions about equitable access to the city’s defining artistic landscape.

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Culture / Student Life

Back to School, but Not Back in Time: Life as a Nontraditional Student at Hunter College

Older students at Hunter College are rewriting the college experience—balancing careers, commutes, and family life while pursuing their degrees with focus and determination.

Professor Desmond Hosford: Teaching French with Passion and Performance
Student Life

Professor Desmond Hosford: Teaching French with Passion and Performance

Through engaging lessons and unwavering support, Professor Hosford helps his students overcome challenges and gain confidence in learning French.

Hunter College skybridge Photo credit: Alyssa Colon
Culture / featured-column / News / Student Life

Sky Bridge Diaries – Spring 2025 Edition

Everyday encounters, fleeting moments and the rhythm of city life—captured in stories across Hunter College.

Hunter Students Express Renewed Safety Concerns Amid Recent Subway Incidents
News / Student Life

Hunter Students Express Renewed Safety Concerns Amid Recent Subway Incidents

Despite overall declines in subway crime, recent violent events on the 4, 5 and 6 lines have heightened anxiety among the Hunter community.