Hunter Headlines for 2017

Why Did Greenland's Vikings Vanish? (Professor Thomas McGovern in Smithsonian Magazine)

 

Hunter's William Solecki Appointed as an Author of Major Climate Change Report

 

Women in science: Limitless discovery (Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab's op-ed in the New York Daily News)

 

Mildred Dresselhaus, the Queen of Carbon, Dies at 86 (The New York Times)

 

Too hot, too cold. Why attempts to get more women into science go wrong (Professor Mandë Holford in Medium)

 

Hunter College Mourns the Loss of Alumna Mildred Dresselhaus

 

Hunter College students on improving access to higher education (video)

 

Hunter Professor Sissel McCarthy on the relationship between press & president (Fox 5 NY)

 

Marking Two Years of Cutting-Edge Research at Belfer

 

Statement from Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab on Recent Executive Order

 

Hunter College Professor of Studio Art Nari Ward Wins the 2017 Vilcek Prize

 

WNYC’s Andrea Bernstein Named 2017 Jack Newfield Fellow in Journalism

 

You Can Fool Some of the People All The Time (Roosevelt House Director Harold Holzer, in The Daily Beast)

 

Hunter’s Dr. Jeffrey Parsons discusses recent research on safe sex practices (U.S. News & World Report)

 

Human Rights Photo Exhibition Opens at Roosevelt House

 

Professor Lynda Klich Wins Prestigious Book Prize

 

The worrying welfare of ACS workers (Silberman School of Social Work Professor Stephen Burghardt)

 

Hunter Art Professor and Alumnus Nari Ward's Solo Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park Opens April 29

 

Substitutions for a 'Slimmer Bowl' Football Party (Hunter’s Charles Platkin in U.S. News and World Report)

 

Hunter Art History Professor Lynda Klich Wins University of Maryland Phillips Collection Book Prize