NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
Starbucks entrance from campus. Three years after the opening of the Starbucks on campus, the pandemic and the new wave of students vanished concerns about the coffee giant’s presence. From the multiple promises made by Eija Ayravainen the dean of student affairs on paper when the board voted in favor […]
When a Hunter professor learned that the college’s president canceled her film screening, she appealed to student protestors, Hunter organizers, and the senate to save it. Tami Gold, 74, scheduled a screening of Daniel J. Chalfen’s award-winning documentary “Israelism” to provide an opportunity for dialogue on Palestine and Israel […]
Since the launch of ChatGPT, students as well as faculty members are adapting to new ways of learning. Universities all over the country are adapting to the challenges that this new technology presents. Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer, or ChatGPT, was launched on November 30 2022. It is a tool that […]
The halls of Hunter College are rainbow colored again. After a three-year absence, the Queer Student Union is coming back to Hunter College in the fall of 2023. Being revitalized by Litzy Antonio as well as other members of the executive board, the union is aiming to be a safe […]
On the wall of a bathroom stall in the fifth floor girls’ bathroom reads a message: Absolutely devastated. I’m graduating and feel like a failure. Alongside it, someone else agrees: Same… Did I make a mistake choosing passion over practicality? Maybe I was too stubborn. This sentiment goes beyond girls’ […]
