NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX The winners of this year’s Green Initiative included a survey of ways Hunter can add green roofs, a sustainability board game for students, and an app that directs students on how best to recycle. The projects, all proposed by Hunter undergrads, each received funding from the program and were presented […]
The Blackbox Gallery was the scene for an interactive art show by the students in interactive media production — a class that helps them design work that engages the viewer.
Barney Frank visited Roosevelt House to discuss the future of equality and weighs in on how much has Congress — and the country — has changed since he came out in 1987.
The rich sounds of the alto sax and guitar echoed through the lobby of the West building late last month as music majors hosted a jazz concert, delighting the audience while practicing their skills.
In the selfie culture of the “perfect moment” and the era of Instagram, one Hunter sophomore is seeking to capture the less perfect and show that those moments can be even more meaningful.
Many Hunter students say they are worried about being boxed out of required classes, and some blame the high number of students who are granted early registration.
A panel of four experts on food availability met at the Silberman School of Social Justice at Hunter College to discuss solutions to food scarcity in poor communities.
The competition, a team-based cook-off ended hours later after facing low turnout, power outages and scheduling mishaps.
Three recent Hunter graduates are set to be awarded the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship: Darsen Hover, Kevin Tang and Bressni Neary.
Club members from the Coalition for the Revitalization of Asian American Studies co-sponsored the event while members of other clubs, such as the International Club, joined in on the action.
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