Twas the Days Before Finals
Finals are in full effect at Hunter College and students are making the necessary adjustments from staying campus for 24hours to keeping a Netflix tab of “Friends” on their laptop.
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Critically acclaimed violinist performs hunter students compositions
The compositions of Hunter music students were performed by a critically acclaimed violinist in Lang Recital Hall last week, giving them a chance to hear their work as it was meant to be played. Violinist Pala Garcia performed the six songs to a small audience of music majors. The event, […]
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Mayday Mayday?
On May 5, staff are to come in dressed in RedforEd in preparation for Mayday, however that wasn’t the case.
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Christian Fellowship spill the LGBTea
The Christian Fellowship Club tackle the life long debate of religion vs sexuality.
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So much for sex at Hunter
So much for sex at Hunter. The 2019 Sex Fair is canceled just weeks before it was set to happen on campus.
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Humans of Hunter
Journalists, Orchida Harizaj and Bianca Buffamonte, take their own twist on Humans of New York. The idea was to create a photoblog specifically designed to Hunter Students. 15 interviews were collected on the campus of Hunter.
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Former Congressman Chats with Students
Barney Frank visits the Roosevelt House to discuss the future of equality with four Hunter students. Being one of the first openly gay members of Congress, he now weighs in on how much has changed since 1987.
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Hunter gym hosts the Met Gala after-party
The annual Met Gala, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to celebrate its Costume Institute, has become one of New York’s most anticipated social and fashion events. And this year the party – which attracts every A-list celebrity you can think of – continued right here in the Hunter […]
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Journalism student travels to Japan to cover dementia crisis
Audrey Henson, a vibrant, 22-year-old Hunter student wins the Pulitzer Center Student Fellowship grant. The young journalist shares the reasoning behind her upcoming expedition to Japan.
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Students frustrated by those with priority registration
With registration for fall classes around the corner, many Hunter students say they are worried about being boxed out of required classes as they have in the past, and some blame the high number of students who are granted early registration for the issue. “For the past two years I […]
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