Lexington and 68th St. Renamed Audre Lorde Way
Hunter College and New York City Council dedicate street corner to famous alum.
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Students Say $10,000 is Insignificant for Loan Forgiveness
The Biden administration is in talks to announce a student loan forgiveness plan, but students are still stressed.
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Hunter Community Struggles with Increased Rent
Rents in New York have increased by 33%. Hunter students feel anxious about the possibility of having their rents increased.
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Hunter’s AAPI Community Addresses Lack of Asian Mental Health Practitioners
“We try to bring conversations about mental health issues in our community to various student events where students can openly discuss queer, gender and race-related stress in the community,” said one mental health coordinator.
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Graduation Date Still Hasn’t Been Announced
As the end of the spring semester nears, students are left wondering when graduation will be and if they can even attend on such late notice.
"I’ve decided he’s a superior poodle,” said the owner of 11-year-old Tasso, just one of the therapy dogs brought in at the beginning of finals season for students.
https://brie.hunter.cuny.edu/hunterathenian/2022/05/students-show-up-in-masses-for-therapy-dogs/
📝Dana Kaldy
@hunterjourn
@Hunter_College
15 days left in the semester and @Hunter_College has not announced when graduation will be. “I think that's really momentous for me and the fact that it's not clear when it's gonna happen it's just breaking my heart,” said one student.
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