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Author: Melissa Lent

Melissa Lent is a senior at Hunter College studying Media and Creative Writing. A Queens native, Melissa is interested in investigative news, multimedia production and local stories. When she isn't reporting, you can find Melissa journaling, practicing yoga, or scoping out the best dessert places in the city.
April 22, 2020February 22, 2022 Melissa Lent

USG Hosts Town Hall During Coronavirus Pandemic

Sam Kim on stage playing the bass guitar surrounded by different musicians playing instruments
April 3, 2020February 22, 2022 Melissa Lent

Arts Students Confront Distance Learning Challenges

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March 24, 2020February 22, 2022 Melissa Lent

CUNY Institutes Recalibration Period and New Grading Policy

Six members of undergraduate student government sitting at a table with laptops in front of them. A TV and a whiteboard are behind them.
December 11, 2019February 22, 2022 Melissa Lent

USG Responds to Starbucks Deal in Town Hall

Briana Calderón-Navarro speaks in front of a bright orange Free CUNY banner, holding her phone in her hand.
November 27, 2019February 22, 2022 Melissa Lent

Students Demand Starbucks Town Hall, Dean Responds

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Hunter students held a sit-in at the Thomas Hunter building to demand the immediate removal of dance professors accused of teaching discriminatory curriculums on Monday, Oct.24.
“My stomach churned as unsuspecting students continued to press the elevator buttons on their floors, causing us to ride up and down the North building, the doors still not opening fully. I feared that as we moved between floors, no one would be able to pinpoint exactly where we were and help us,” writes Dana Kaldy.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a new plan on Thursday to build a $1.6 billion academic and public health center on a several-acre site in Kips Bay – the Brookdale campus.
“Living at Brookdale made me realize that Hunter treats the welfare of its students like an afterthought, and the intense heat conditions I experienced while living there only confirmed that sad truth,” says Brookdale resident.

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