Students Plan Post-Pandemic Celebrations of Life for Loved Ones Lost
With the rise of vaccinations, NYC students explore memorial options for family and friends lost.
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Asian American Studies and Data Disaggregation are Key to Countering Violence
Experts, scholars and policymakers take part in a panel to discuss the next steps to address anti-Asian racism.
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Poetry Becomes A Mirror for Some Hunter Students’ Minds During Pandemic
As the coronavirus engulfed the lives of college students, some wrote poetry revolving around movies, birth defects and contempt with being alone.
Art / Culture
From Modern to Masters, Hunter’s Hester Diamond
“Growing up, you don’t know that anything that turns out to be extraordinary, actually is extraordinary!” said David in regards to growing up in a home full of masterpieces.
Culture
Journalists Unite to Solve Puerto Rico’s Media Crisis
Educating students on news literacy is the first step in stopping the spread of misinformation.
“Although it starts anonymous, it gives people courage to talk to people in real life about what’s bothering them,” Unmasked Project moderator Laila Gad said. Read more about the project and the students who launched it at Hunter here by @mariasfiume
https://brie.hunter.cuny.edu/hunterathenian/2021/05/mental-health-app-launches-at-hunter-college/
“ When you’re talking about the laws, you’re also needed to be at the table to be able to change those laws,” said Assembly member Niou. Full story by @Vanessa_Luc31
https://brie.hunter.cuny.edu/hunterathenian/2021/05/asian-american-studies-and-data-disaggregation-are-key-to-countering-violence/ @hunterjourn