NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
The Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) at Hunter College hosted a “Sip & DIY Nite” for students on Friday night. The “Sip & DIY Nite” brought together students from various backgrounds and gave them the opportunity to unleash their creativity while enjoying some refreshing iced tea with lychee syrup. “We like […]
Think “Dead Poets Society” but more inclusive. Poetry of the East, or PotE for short, is currently Hunter College’s only poetry club. PotE is an expression club that studies, practices, and takes inspiration from South Asian and Persian Poetry. The club is less than a year old and began as […]
From bubble tea to K-pop music, the influences of Asian cultures have a strong presence at Hunter College. Asian students make up over 25% of the diverse student body. Many students, both Asian and non-Asian, have found community when they come together to celebrate their favorite Asian topics such as […]
Health services researcher and professor of medicine Martin F. Shapiro discussed his book “The Present Illness: American Health Care and its Afflictions,” at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College on April 17. In the book, he unfolds the disparities within America’s health care system, why it’s so […]
Hunter College students say the school’s hard-to-look-for events schedule is causing them to feel detached from their classmates on campus. With the school’s website severely outdated and walls covered in posters detailing past events, it’s no surprise that the community on campus feels nonexistent. However, despite what some may think, […]
