NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
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.
Across the United States, college sports are a cultural staple. Yet in New York City, despite being home to more than 120 colleges and universities spread across the five boroughs, the city lacks a college sports team that residents can rally around.
Hunter College is a publicly funded college, so as with many things in government, the state of CUNY and Hunter are intertwined in a collage of funding that doesn’t seem to point to Eric Adams, at least in the ways that people seem to believe.
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.
It’s not a surprise that Hunter College is located in one of the richest neighborhoods in New York City. The ironic juxtaposition of struggling college students feet away from some of the city’s most elite creates a dilemma for Hunter’s students deciding what to eat.
