Hunter in the News

Musicians vie for subway performer spots (Hunter student Emily Hopkins featured in the New York Post)

SPARKing Change: Not Just One Girl At a Time (The Huffington Post)

Zero-sum debate (Professor Sagiri Kitao's research cited in The Economist)

A Payroll Tax Cut Could Help Social Security (Professor Purvi Sevak's research cited in The Wall Street Journal)

Probability and Game Theory in The Hunger Games (Wired.com)

When the Supermarket Is a Mile Away (Read Professor Nicholas Freudenberg’s response in The New York Times)

Bravo to Sheryl Sandberg for leaving work at 5:30 (Read Professor Pamela Stone’s Op-ed in CNN)

Hunter's Ponce Named CUNYAC/HSS Scholar Athlete for the Month of March

2012 OTTY Awards: A Light That Shines on 86th Street (New York Press)

2012 OTTY Awards: Hunter Preserving, Building and Educating Under Raab (New York Press)

Rick Santorum’s bad week: GOP presidential candidate is beginning to crack, say experts (Read Professor Jamie Chandler’s comments in NY Daily News)

“Peripheral Visions” Review (ARTnews; PDF)

Illinois primary: Romney aims to restore inevitability aura (Poli Sci's Jamie Chandler comments on Romney's need to win the Illinois primary; The Washington Post)

With Visit to Goldman, Bloomberg Says, Chin Up

2 New Studies on Walkable Neighborhoods and Cities (The Atlantic)

Digital Records May Not Cut Health Costs, Study Cautions (Professors Stephanie Woolhandler and David U. Himmelstein co-author a study on digitizing patient records)

On the Brink | The New Face of Poverty: Meet Yolanda (Listen to Professor Mimi Abramovitz’s comments on WNYC)

Masterlinks

$5 Million Surprise from Silverstein (The Wall Street Journal)

One On 1 Profile: Hunter College President Jennifer Raab Builds A New York Institution (NY1)

Antiguan returns with reading program for Villa (Hunter Alumna Kara Stevens featured)

Musicians vie for subway performer spots (Hunter student Emily Hopkins featured in the New York Post)

SPARKing Change: Not Just One Girl At a Time (The Huffington Post)

Zero-sum debate (Professor Sagiri Kitao's research cited in The Economist)

A Payroll Tax Cut Could Help Social Security (Professor Purvi Sevak's research cited in The Wall Street Journal)

Probability and Game Theory in The Hunger Games (Wired.com)

When the Supermarket Is a Mile Away (Read Professor Nicholas Freudenberg’s response in The New York Times)

Bravo to Sheryl Sandberg for leaving work at 5:30 (Read Professor Pamela Stone’s Op-ed in CNN)

Hunter's Ponce Named CUNYAC/HSS Scholar Athlete for the Month of March

2012 OTTY Awards: A Light That Shines on 86th Street (New York Press)

2012 OTTY Awards: Hunter Preserving, Building and Educating Under Raab (New York Press)

Rick Santorum’s bad week: GOP presidential candidate is beginning to crack, say experts (Read Professor Jamie Chandler’s comments in NY Daily News)

“Peripheral Visions” Review (ARTnews; PDF)

Illinois primary: Romney aims to restore inevitability aura (Poli Sci's Jamie Chandler comments on Romney's need to win the Illinois primary; The Washington Post)

With Visit to Goldman, Bloomberg Says, Chin Up

2 New Studies on Walkable Neighborhoods and Cities (The Atlantic)

Digital Records May Not Cut Health Costs, Study Cautions (Professors Stephanie Woolhandler and David U. Himmelstein co-author a study on digitizing patient records)

On the Brink | The New Face of Poverty: Meet Yolanda (Listen to Professor Mimi Abramovitz’s comments on WNYC)

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