News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–Five bands based in New York City performed and showcased their talent in Hunter’s annual “Battle of the Bands,” bringing unforgettable acts for audiences. Story by Ana Agudelo
Where Hunter College Rocks: The Return of Battle of the Bands Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Shakespeare & Co, a popular bookstore that’s frequented by Hunter students, is closing this April after owners gave employees little to no heads up. Story by Raven Campbell
Bookstore and Hunter Merch Staple Set to Close End of the Month Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–From breath control to understanding how techniques influence emotional expression in a performance, students learned directly from renowned flutist Tessa Brinckman and pianist Kathleen Supové. Story by Alexis Profeta
Hunter Masterclass Features Renowned Flutist, Pianist Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–In their final matchup with Brooklyn College, the Hunter Hawks gave their best shot but lost the CUNYAC Championship by 59-54. Their competitive spirit won’t stop there, though. Story by Gene Propper
From Preparation to Tip-Off: Hunter’s Road to the CUNYAC Championship Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Hunter College removed a job posting for a Palestinian Studies professor after Governor Kathy Hochul and CUNY’s Chancellor condemned its job description’s “divisive, polarizing and inappropriate” language. Story by Victoria Keraj
Hunter College Palestinian Studies Professor Job Rescinded Over Controversial Qualifications Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — The machines, named “Smart Pantries,” have a QR code that students can scan to open a quick survey and receive 10 points per week, which can be spent on items in the pantries. Story by Annabelle Underwood
Food Pantry Opens at Silberman School of Social Work Read More