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A new series from the Pulitzer Prize – nominated podcast Ear Hustle, “The Loop,” began airing on October 8.

Hunter College’s first-ever Career Week — a dynamic, week-long series of events connecting students with job opportunities — drew a record crowd.

Two Hunter juniors are founding a club for founders — students who want to start tech businesses or explore pathways to digital work.

CENTRO is proud to make its home in the historically Puerto Rican enclave of El Barrio and deepen its ties to the local community.

An education leader and adviser to Hunter College’s provost has been named a fellow by a task force that promotes private-public partnerships.

Hunter faculty member Megha Majumdar’s second novel, “A Guardian and a Thief”, has been named a finalist for the National Book Award in Fiction.

Mayra López-Humphreys is being honored for her scholarship advocating for marginalized communities.

The Kaye Playhouse came alive with the music of these four jazz legends October 8.

The Leonard A. Lauder Fellowships in the History of Art have been renamed for Distinguished Professor of Art & Art History Emily Braun.

The City University of New York has awarded the title of distinguished professor — its highest honor — to two Hunter College faculty members.

Hunter College has appointed Professor Jennifer Tuten as a special adviser to the provost on community engagement and public partnerships.

The Hunter College Pre-Law Advisory Board honored Judge Ruth Pickholz ’71 for outstanding service.

Executive Director of the New York City Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes, Vijah Ramjattan ’10 is making a big impact on life in the city.

Hunter College was recognized as a premier engine of upward mobility, securing the top spot for Social Mobility among regional universities.

The winners were nominated by their colleagues, who made a record 84 nominations this year.

A Hunter College instructor has won an important international prize promoting literature written in languages other than English.

Student Siobhan Forrester, who expects to graduate in December, and alumnus Victor Yuen ’25 interned in the 10-week NYC Startup Internship Program.

Hunter College kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 with events, conversations, and upcoming special announcements.

Alumni of Hunter College’s Brothers for Excellence program gathered on September 4 for a special reunion and networking event.

Anvitha Tammisetti ’25, a political-science major, won the American India Foundation’s Banyan Impact Fellowship.

Students also heard from student representatives about student government and clubs and enjoyed a lively concert by Hawkapella.

The Japanese Studies Program at Hunter College has received a commendation from the Foreign Minister of Japan.

Hunter announced today the establishment of the Sam Schwartz Program for Transportation Research at its Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute.

The Humanities Action Lab — a high-impact social-justice coalition of universities, issue organizations, and exhibition spaces is moving to Hunter.