NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
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.
Is reading for fun a dying art among Gen-Z Hunter students?
On a sunny Thursday afternoon, Jewish students and staff-alike gathered for an afternoon of leisure and community building at Hunter’s Rita Ravine Rabin Hillel.
Students find it increasingly difficult to find a place to do their work, resorting to sitting on the floor or the sky bridge.
As an institution rich in its history of social justice, Hunter students can seek to continue that legacy through the Hunter National Organization of Women (NOW) chapter, one of the newest clubs on campus. Established in 1966 with Hunter alumni Pauli Murray, NOW is the largest women’s rights organizations in […]
