Hunter Headlines for 2015

Phil Klay (MFA ’11) Wins National Book Award for Stories Honed at Hunter

 

Hunter Nurtures a New Generation of Great American Authors

 

Revisiting the Fervor of the Women’s Suffrage Movement (The New York Times looks at an upcoming Roosevelt House exhibit)

 

‘If You Leave Me Can I Come Too?’ A Show Whose Subject Is Death (The New York Times)

 

A review of Harold Holzer's new book, ‘A Just and Generous Nation: Abraham Lincoln and the Fight for American Opportunity’ (The New York Times)

 

Professor William Solecki's Report Presented at Climate Change Conference in Paris

 

Hunter’s Annual Athletics Homecoming

 

Hunter Symphony and Jazz Ensemble Celebrate the Frank Sinatra Centennial

 

In the Metropolitan Opera’s recent production of “Lulu,” the famed, final scream was voiced by Hunter student and mezzo-soprano Jennifer Roderer (MA in Voice ’16) (The New Yorker)

 

A recent article about immigration policy offers expert testimony from Hunter's Nancy Foner, Distinguished Professor of Sociology, and draws heavily from her new book, “Strangers No More” (The New York Times)

 

Blind New Yorkers fear reckless bicyclists in NYC (Hunter’s William Milczarski in amNewYork)

 

Hunter’s Juan Sánchez Has New Exhibition at BRIC House

 

Better Living through Chemistry and 3D Printing: CHEM 291 Students Present Pioneering Research

 

Hunter’s Jill Bargonetti and Jayne Raper Present at TEDxCUNY 2015

 

Antonia Pantoja '52, A Pillar Of the Puerto Rican Community, Remembered (NBC News)

 

Nicholas Freudenberg, professor of public health, discusses the closing of Pathmark in East Harlem (ABC 7)

 

Hunter's Jeffrey T. Parsons, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, discusses HIV/AIDS and takes calls from listeners on "Doctor Radio" (Sirius/XM)

 

Praise for "Upper Room"--an exhibit by current MFA student Derek Fordjour (The New York Times)

 

Hunter's Jonathan Rosenberg, professor of history and a Cold War expert, reviews Robert Service's "The End of the Cold War" (Christian Science Monitor)

 

Professors David Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler find drop public healthcare spending (Medical News Today)