NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
Have you ever found yourself at Hunter looking for a quiet place to study, or a spot to eat lunch and talk with friends in between classes? Hunter is notorious for being packed and it’s common to see students standing around waiting for an available seat — especially during welcome […]
Soon-to-be Hunter graduates are worried. Rising New York City rental prices, student loan debt, a looming recession, and to top it off — layoffs and an uncertain job market. The class of 2023 has endured a lot during the past three years. A pandemic, missed high school senior activities, and […]
Health services researcher and professor of medicine Martin F. Shapiro discussed his book “The Present Illness: American Health Care and its Afflictions,” at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College on April 17. In the book, he unfolds the disparities within America’s health care system, why it’s so […]
The first couple of months at Hunter College for Lucia McGehee were lonelier than ever. As a recent transfer student hailing from Texas, she didn’t have strong social ties in New York City. Much to her dismay, the atmosphere at Hunter College didn’t provide ample opportunity for building long-lasting friendships […]
