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A Running List of Resources For Students During Coronavirus Outbreak

March 24, 2020March 25, 2020 Afia Eama

Students Told to Move Out of Brookdale and 79th Street Dorms

A computer on an ottoman by a window
March 24, 2020March 24, 2020 Melissa Lent

CUNY Institutes Recalibration Period and New Grading Policy

March 24, 2020March 26, 2020 Lauren Hakimi

Students Told to Leave College of Staten Island Dormitory, Vice President Cites Need for Temporary Hospitals

March 23, 2020March 24, 2020 Andrew Shkreli

Opinion: CUNY Needs A Universal Pass/Fail System to Protect Vulnerable Students

March 19, 2020March 19, 2020 Lauren Hakimi

Success Stories: Jaslin Kaur, Special Assistant to the President of New American Leaders

March 18, 2020March 18, 2020 Lauren Hakimi

Professional Staff Congress Calls on CUNY to Close Libraries

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Students who live in the Hunter College dorms received notice this morning that they must vacate the residences by Friday. This follows Governor Cuomo’s request that universities be prepared for the possibility of being converted into temporary hospitals. Residents are frustrated with the short notice given, in addition to the risks that come with having hundreds of people in the buildings while moving out. Written by Afia Eama.
For the thousands of CUNY students, today was their last commute to class this semester. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that all physical classes will be cancelled March 12 through 18, and will transition to online “distance- learning” beginning Thursday, March 19. Story by Afia Eama ‘20.
BREAKING: Gov. Cuomo announces the suspension of CUNY study abroad programs in 5 countries. A number of Hunter students will be returning early from Italy, in addition to capstone year students who left China last month. Addressing concerns, Cuomo reminded New Yorkers that “this isn’t our first rodeo” and the City is prepared to contain the virus. Read more at the link in bio. Written by Afia Eama.
2019 graduate Breffni Neary is one of only 41 Hunter students in the history of the college to be awarded the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship. Currently in Spain, Neary teaches English and Yoga to 3-to-12 year olds. The Envoy’s “Success Stories” series will follow Hunter graduates like Breffni, offering an inside look to their journeys through college and beyond. New stories will be posted every Thursday!⭐️
Happy first day of classes Hawks! Join us this Wednesday in celebration of Student Press Freedom Day, raising awareness for Hunter’s student journalism outlets. There will be snacks!💜
In the wake of recent anti-Semitic attacks, thousands took to the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday in solidarity with the Jewish community. Local elected officials addressed the crowd, sharing how they plan to confront the crisis. Read more at the link in bio. Article and photo by Lauren Hakimi ‘22.
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