Clubs Maintain a Sense of Community Virtually
Excerpt: As the COVID-19 pandemic makes in-person interaction difficult, student club officers use social media to maintain their sense of community online.
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Author Makes the Case for Finding Hope in FDR Politician
Hunter College’s Roosevelt House welcomed author John Nichols to discuss the legacy of FDR’s progressive right-hand man, Henry A. Wallace.
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Freshman Takes the Win in Virtual Talent Competition
Amid the challenge of virtually welcoming new students to Hunter, the school’s USG hosts a virtual talent competition.
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COVID-19 Lockdown Takes Away ‘Lasts’ for Graduating Seniors
As the coronavirus continues to spread and social distancing rules continue to be enforced, graduating seniors are forced to miss out on their final semester college experiences.
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Students “50/50” About Registering for Fall Classes
Until the college makes an announcement about whether fall classes will be online or in-person, some Hunter students are delaying registration.
