NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
The newly announced Interborough Express may become a reality in Brooklyn and Queens. How does it affect Hunter students living in these boroughs and is the project feasible given the MTA’s current state of affairs?
It was hectic during the first week of classes and will continue to be hectic for the rest of the semester. Students find it increasingly difficult to find a place to do their work, resorting to sitting on the floor or the sky bridge.
The Ecuadorian Student Union at Hunter College represents much more than just the start of a new club. Student leaders of the Union said they will try to elevate the club, which only obtained their official stamp of approval in April, by celebrating the culture and history of Ecuador. “I […]
Over 100 people filled the seats in Hunter’s Lang Hall the night of April 19th for the annual Muse Showcase, a night of comedy sketches, performances and laughs. The Muse Showcase lets scholars from the Muse Program, an honors program for students in the art, media and creative writing majors, […]
Deep in the vast mountain range of China’s Loess Plateau, Yehui Zhao found herself aboard a small tractor, hitchhiking toward what she hoped would be the remains of her great-grandfather’s now empty village. It was 2022, and Zhao, a filmmaker, was navigating with information garnered only from word of mouth; […]
