NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX 
As more students and professors opt for digital course materials over physical textbooks, students’ backpacks are lighter and their wallets are fuller. While professors continue their pandemic practices of providing students with online reading materials and coursework, bookstore Shakespeare & Co. may be feeling the burden of a lost revenue […]
Hunter College students say the school’s hard-to-look-for events schedule is causing them to feel detached from their classmates on campus. With the school’s website severely outdated and walls covered in posters detailing past events, it’s no surprise that the community on campus feels nonexistent. However, despite what some may think, […]
Hunter students plan to spend their spring break de-stressing with family.
Benefit concert performers showcase their talent on behalf of a non-profit organization.
Nearly a year after its launch at Hunter, the Navigate app is helping the college’s community.
