NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
Students continue to protest after police arrested over 170 demonstrators from the CUNY Gaza solidarity encampment at City College on April 30. Although many charges that were brought against the protestors were dropped, many individuals are still due in court and must face misdemeanor and felony charges in June, according […]
Hungry Hunter College students now have access to food pantries on the East Harlem campus at 119th St and 3rd Ave. The New York City Food Policy Program in February installed two vending machine-style food pantries on the campus, which is home to the Silberman School of Social Work, the Department […]
Pocketed away in a corner of the West Building’s third floor, bright and vivid record albums cover the walls of radio station WHCS. Murmurs of conversations and slow beats of indie jazz music radiate out of the room. WHCS, which stands for Where Hunter College Speaks, is the college’s official […]
From shy intern to host of her own network podcast, Isabel Ortiz is making her way in the media space while being a full-time student at Hunter College. Ortiz grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y. and when it was time to go to college she wanted a change of scenery. She […]
As more students and professors opt for digital course materials over physical textbooks, students’ backpacks are lighter and their wallets are fuller. While professors continue their pandemic practices of providing students with online reading materials and coursework, bookstore Shakespeare & Co. may be feeling the burden of a lost revenue […]
