Jammin’: Music students mix, mingle in impromptu improvs
To combat the challenges of socializing in Hunter’s commuter-school environment, music students are getting together and jamming whenever they can.
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Students feel the impact of higher enrollment
With enrollment at an all-time high, up 4 percent from last year, students have very few common spaces to settle in between classes. Moreover, places students have traditionally used as sitting space, are now closed off for renovations.
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A problem is “elevating” in the North Building
With four out of the five cars out of service, students are having to wait or walk to get to lower-floor classes in the North Building. And for those with disabilities, it has become a struggle just to get to class.
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Professor Victoria Johnson’s journey to National Book Award nominee
Professor Victoria Johnson’s path to nominee for the 2018 National Book Award is unconventional, but a closer look reveals the threads between these vastly different chapters of her life.
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Hunter Public Safety wants students to learn their “A.B.Cs”
The college has introduced “active shooter protocol” signs all over campus, urging students to “know their ABCs: avoid, barricade and confront.”
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Cafeteria will open next month, and students can name it
The cafeteria will reopen with a new vendor in late November or December, and between now and then, students have the chance to name it.
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Media students get made over by Glam Squad and Cover Girl
Cover Girl visited Hunter’s News Video Reporting students to give makeup tips for the best camera exposure.
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Nostalgia Night welcomes all gamers for old-school play
Hunter’s Esports and Game Design Collective hosted Nostalgia Night, an event for sentimental gamers to meet and revisit old classic gaming.
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As Shakespeare & Co. expands and reinvents, kiosk opens at Hunter College
With its new kiosk tucked under the corner of the East building and a machine at the main store that can print a paperback in minutes, Shakespeare & Co. is trying to do what all booksellers across the country are attempting: stay alive in the era of Amazon.
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The “Tau” sculpture undergoes restoration
There’s something missing from the entrance of the West building on 68th Street and Lexington Avenue: the giant black cube-like sculpture, more formally known as the Tau, has been removed from the spot it has occupied since 1984. According to a spokesperson for the college, the sculpture has been relocated […]
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