NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
Charity Week, an annual event hosted by the Muslim Student Association in the last week of October, raised nearly $45,000, which they donated to efforts to aid children across the globe.
Hunter College musicians performed at the first recital of Fall 2018.
Author Susan Faludi visited Monday, November 13 for a reading of her memoir, “In the Darkroom” as part of the Distinguished Writers Series.
New USG President Intzar Singh has a lot going on, but likes fitting the puzzle of presidency together.
“Crime + Punishment” documents the untold story of police officers who pushed back against arrest quotas in the NYPD.
Pulitzer Prize grantee Danny Gold spoke at Guttman Community College about his coverage of gangs in Mexico to Hunter journalism students.
When finished in July 2019, the renovations in Thomas Hunter Hall are expected to bring a game room, student publication offices, and much more.
To combat the challenges of socializing in Hunter’s commuter-school environment, music students are getting together and jamming whenever they can.
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.
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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