“Our religion class basically froze over,” said Joshua Gibaja, 20, a senior majoring in accounting. “Even our professor was wearing [his] coat.” Story by Ircania Aybar.
They Didn’t Freeze … But They Sure Were Cold
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What Was It Like for Students on the Coldest Day of One of the Warmest Winters in Recent Memory?
The abnormally warm winter has been perplexing this spring semester and is one of the reasons the early February arctic blast that passed through the Tri-State Area Friday, February 3rd, and Saturday, the 4th, surprised students interviewed for this article. Story by Kira Scott.
BRRRR!
One of several stories about Hunter students interviewed about braving really cold weather to get to campus to keep up with their studies. This article by Sabrina Rosado.
Registration Opens for the 19th Annual 72 Hour Shootout Filmmaking Competition …
Registration opened March 1 for the Film Lab’s 19th Annual 72 Hour Film Shootout (“Shootout”) filmmaking competition, which will take place in early June.
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What Hunter Students Told WORD Reporters about the 2022 Midterm Elections – First Article in a Series
College students voted in unusually large numbers, boosting the Democrats narrow 2022 midterm victories, according to NPR, the nonprofit news service Stateline of the Pew Charitable Trusts, CIRCLE and several other non-partisan news organizations. Two Hunter students and a Hunter NYPIRG coordinator were interviewed by this reporter about the 2022 midterm elections.
Article by Milan Dupuy.
The Who, What, When, Where and Why Q&A of the Acting Director of the Dr. Murray and Anna C. Rockowitz Writing Center at Hunter College– Part 1
At the start of the this fall semester, RWC Acting Director Jack Kenigsberg emailed faculty a friendly heads-up that one of the College’s invaluable resources for students was opened for business. “It’s hard to believe we’re on the cusp of a new academic year,” he wrote. “The past year was incredibly difficult for me, and for too many of my students, so I can only hope that this one will be easier.” – Q & A by Jude Rollinson. A three-part series.
Part 3 of Jude Allison’s Q&A With Jack Kenigsberg, Acting Director of the Rockowitz Writing Center
Kenigsberg tells Jude Rollionson why he believes the RWC can offer Hunter students more than the Kaplan tutorial plan. Jack Kengisberg: So I think that’s very different than you going to a Kaplan course or something. They’re teaching you strategies…
Continuation of Jude Rollinson’s Q & A Interview with RWC Acting Director Kenigsberg – Part 2
At the start of the this fall semester, RWC Acting Director Jack Kenigsberg emailed faculty a friendly heads-up that one of the College’s invaluable resources for students was opened for business despite the threat of the COVID-19 variants, the required…