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Does Covid-19 Still Affect the Greater CUNY Community in 2024?
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Does Covid-19 Still Affect the Greater CUNY Community in 2024?

Four years later the Hunter community is still reeling from post-lockdown stress. Whether it be social, emotional, or anything in between, the consensus is that nobody feels the same afterwards.

Chris Rodriguez (far left) Margaux McCarthy and Danika Murphy (far right) sitting on the stoops of Hunter College’s North Building Entrance. Photography by Maxwell Cane.
Culture / Student Life

The Threads on Hunter-Heads: Three Students Break Down the Key to Personal Style for Fall

On a brisk impromptu photoshoot, Hunter students share their style inspiration, reveal their favorite stores and offer tips on how to dress chic on a college’s student budget. 

The fifth floor of the Hunter College Leon & Toby Cooperman Library. (Sebastian Fraccari & Anastasiia Poleva). Sept. 25, 2024.
Culture / Student Life

Can You Name a Book You Read in the Past Three Months?

Is reading for fun a dying art among Gen-Z Hunter students?

An Afternoon at Hunter Hillel: What Reluctant Jewish Students Can Expect
Culture / Student Life

An Afternoon at Hunter Hillel: What Reluctant Jewish Students Can Expect

On a sunny Thursday afternoon, Jewish students and staff-alike gathered for an afternoon of leisure and community building at Hunter’s Rita Ravine Rabin Hillel. 

Hunter NOW: Women’s Rights Find a Secure Space
Culture / Student Life

Hunter NOW: Women’s Rights Find a Secure Space

As an institution rich in its history of social justice, Hunter students can seek to continue that legacy through the Hunter National Organization of Women (NOW) chapter, one of the newest clubs on campus. Established in 1966 with Hunter alumni Pauli Murray, NOW is the largest women’s rights organizations in […]