NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
This Halloween, Hunter Undergraduate Student Government hosted a Bop-a-Thon to fundraise for Band-of-Parents, a non-profit that funds research and clinical trials for children with neuroblastoma. Due to the high cost of research and small population of children diagnosed, research for neuroblastoma has moved slowly. But Band-of-Parents is looking to change […]
From early 2020 to late 2021, the halls of Hunter College were eerily empty. No students walked through the usually bustling hallways and the sky bridges that once were abundant with students sitting and eating lunch on the sides were empty. The clubs and classes that thrived with student engagement […]
The cafeteria at Hunter College doesn’t match the multiculturalism the school holds. Students struggle to fulfill their meal needs at the college café because it doesn’t provide the required variety to cater to the student body’s diverse cultural and dietary needs. It is pricey, lacks options, and doesn’t accommodate students’ […]
On October 12, afternoon commuters exiting the 68th Street station were met with a police barricade, a crowd of officers, and a cameraman who refused to identify himself. As classes let out at 2:30 p.m., students began to line the windows of the Hunter sky bridges and anywhere they could […]
There’s a big problem with CUNY’s biggest school: it seems like no one wants to be here. There seems to be a general disdain for Hunter among the student body — for its campus, faculty, students, food and social life, to name a few. Common complaints concern the leaky, peeling […]
