Hunter alum wins Luce fellowship
Kiryl Puchyk will live and work in South Korea for a year, studying artificial intelligence, thanks to a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation.
Kiryl Puchyk will live and work in South Korea for a year, studying artificial intelligence, thanks to a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation.
The annual African Student Union’s La Nuit D’Afrique Fashion Show featured womenswear, menswear and swimwear, and brought out hundreds of Hunter students and guests.
Hunter’s Queer Student Union sponsored a revival of the club’s Queer Prom as a way to demonstrate pride and just show its members a good time.
While waiting to begin a scheduled tour of Bloomberg’s Midtown headquarters for their News Video class, three students ended up in a story for Bloomberg’s Twitter news network.
The carnival is hosted every year to allow students the opportunity to be on campus, but away from their books for a couple of hours.