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On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
Please join us for our first Film Screening! We'll be watching "Eat Drink Man Woman" (1994) Tuesday, December 16th at 7:30PM at Lang Recital Hall, Hunter College. This is a film in Mandarin with English subtitles.
Roosevelt House—together with the Hunter College Department of Women and Gender Studies—are pleased to present a conversation with the coauthor of the New York Times bestseller Notorious RBG, Irin Carmon, on her new book, Unbearable: Five Women and the Perils of Pregnancy in America. Ambitious, insightful, and passionate, Unbearable explores “what’s gone wrong” with pregnancy in America, through the lens of history, politics, […]
Carmina Burana will be performed with orchestra, alongside the New York City Children’s Chorus and shorter works by Haydn and Boulanger.
Students! Start your Monday with donuts and conversations with Dean Erica Chito Childs. Come join to share how the new semester is treating you, ask questions, or simply say hello!
Gary Shteyngart is a Soviet-born American novelist, memoirist, and essayist, celebrated for his sharp wit and satirical style. He graduated from Hunter College with an MFA in creative writing. He is the author of acclaimed works and his debut novel, The Russian Debutante's Handbook, won the Stephen Crane Award for First Fiction and the National […]
On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
A film screening of Vishal Jugdeo's "Deo's Moon" and "Does Your House Have Lions" followed by a conversation with the filmmaker and Prof. Gayatri Gopinath. Vishal Jugdeo (b. 1979 Regina, Canada) is a multidisciplinary artist. His work across video, installation, performance, sculpture and text experiments with narrative, blurring fiction and truth. His recent films emerge […]
Dara Meyers-Kingsley has extensive experience as a contemporary art curator with an interdisciplinary curatorial practice. Her exhibitions, often including visual art, media, installation, and performance have been presented at LA MOCA, MCA Chicago, The New Museum, The Andy Warhol Museum, Miami MOCA, the Brooklyn Museum and the Mattress Factory among others. Her most recent show […]
Join us for a vibrant gathering where you’ll network with fellow alumni, meet our new department Chair, Dr. Ping Ji and gain insider perspectives from Leyla Tuon Cao, Shariar Kabir and Angela Lim on the latest industry trends and transformations. Whether you're looking to catch up, collaborate, or simply celebrate your journey, this is the place […]
On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
Robert Seltzer Lecture Series Making the Documentary: A Very British History: Back to Belarus Filmmaker Simon Glass explores his family history and tells the story of the Yorkshire Jews in […]
DISCOVERING DAILY LIFE IN ROMAN EGYPT A lecture by Dr. Anna Lucille Boozer, Professor of Archaeology and Ancient History, Baruch College Egypt has served as a critical source of evidence for social history in the Roman world. Studies of everyday life within Roman Egypt, however, have been riven by disciplinary, methodological, and theoretical ruptures. In this […]
On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
The acclaimed novelist, Susan Choi, will read from her latest book, Flashlight, a Most Anticipated Book of the Year: Time, The Washington Post, and Literary Hub, as part of the Distinguished Writers Series at Hunter College. Please note that this event has been postponed until March 2026. Author Megha Majumdar will now be reading on […]
On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
Students! Start your Monday with donuts and conversations with Dean Erica Chito Childs. Come join to share how the new semester is treating you, ask questions, or simply say hello!
On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
Robert Seltzer Lecture Series Zionism and Anti-Zionism Since October 7: The Thunderstorm in the Cloud The Hamas massacres of October 7, 2023 and the subsequent war in Gaza were world-altering […]
Are you passionate or have an interest in learning more about the arts? Join us for an exciting Open House designed for prospective students interested in studying the Fine and Performing Arts at Hunter College! Discover what makes our programs unique with engaging overviews from faculty and staff in the following areas: Art & Art […]
Join Professor Greenfield (Director, Arts Management & Leadership Certificate) as she interviews Heather McCartney. As the Director of Dance Education & Family Programs for The Joyce Theater Foundation since 2014. She brings her experiences as a dance educator, teaching artist, and administrator to the organization that has over three decades of education and community engagement; […]
Hunter College, a proud Hispanic-Serving Institution, joins in the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month with a vibrant and heartfelt Día de los Muertos Celebration organized by the Mexican Student Union (MEXSU) in collaboration with the Department of Romance Languages and the Undergraduate Student Government (USG). This traditional Mexican holiday honors the lives of loved ones […]
Celebrate the work and legacy of photographer Frank Espada with his son & Poet Martin Espada alongside a multi-generational cohort of acclaimed Nuyorican photographers including Máximo Colon, David Rodriguez, and Erika P. Rodriguez! Nuyorican photographers have long sought to document and preserve Puerto Rican history in the city and beyond. Their talents have gifted us […]
On Wednesdays, we’re hosting alternate dancing and singing classes taught by our fabulous Dance and Music students.
Come to dance (wear your comfy clothes and socks), come to sing (just bring your voice), or come each week to have fun and be in community together!
