NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
A fusion of Cuban roots and American traditions was the focus of the debut of the Ballet Contemporáneo de Camagüey choreographed by artist-in-residence and professor Pedro Ruiz on March 13 at the Kaye Playhouse. The company sent 10 dancers to perform at Hunter in a dance choreographed by Ruiz. He […]
Take a look at Hunter student and singer/songwriter, Maddi Tuccillo.
Author Lauret Savoy discussed her new book and its role in her life-long search for her origins.
The fall dance showcase cycled throughout the weekend and included interpretive dance, hip-hop and other blended forms of dance styles. Dance students wear multiple hats, going back and forth between performing pieces, changing for the next act, or running off stage left to the work the lights.
Janine Guerrier has released a debut album, Femtivity, on music sharing platforms and held her first concert to a packed room on campus last week. Look for her by the name of her alter-ego: Kiki Devii.
Author Susan Faludi visited Monday, November 13 for a reading of her memoir, “In the Darkroom” as part of the Distinguished Writers Series.
To combat the challenges of socializing in Hunter’s commuter-school environment, music students are getting together and jamming whenever they can.
With enrollment at an all-time high, up 4 percent from last year, students have very few common spaces to settle in between classes. Moreover, places students have traditionally used as sitting space, are now closed off for renovations.
Professor Victoria Johnson’s path to nominee for the 2018 National Book Award is unconventional, but a closer look reveals the threads between these vastly different chapters of her life.
The college’s infant Hunter Theater Project’s first production of “Uncle Vanya” has met with rave reviews.
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