An Afternoon at Hunter Hillel: What Reluctant Jewish Students Can Expect
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.
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Culture / Student Life
Culture / Student Life
Hunter NOW: Women’s Rights Find a Secure Space
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 […]
Culture / Student Life
Meet The Hunter College Symphony Orchestra
Here’s an inside look at the Hunter College Symphony Orchestra. The orchestra has 54 members from all different majors and is offered as an elective at Hunter College. People from across CUNY schools and alumni are welcome to audition and be part of it. From compositions from Maurice Ravel, […]
Multimedia / News
From Gaza To CUNY: Hunter College Students Respond To Recent Protests
Students continue to protest after police arrested over 170 demonstrators from the CUNY Gaza solidarity encampment at City College on April 30. Although many charges that were brought against the protestors were dropped, many individuals are still due in court and must face misdemeanor and felony charges in June, according […]
News
Op-Ed: Do Muslims Have a Place In CUNY?
In the last seven months, more than 14,000 children have been indiscriminately murdered in Gaza. This means that 14,000 children won’t have the chance to grow up. 14,000 children that won’t be able to see their dream careers come true. 14,000 children that won’t have the chance to make it […]
