Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Summer Leadership Institute is a two-month program that consists of a series of weekly workshops pertaining to issues around Asian-American identity, history, politics, and more. Past workshop topics have included discussions around the history of Asians in America, settler colonialism and American imperialism, anti-blackness in Asian American communities, disability, and gender and sexuality.
Williams is pleased to announce the search for an Assistant Vice President (AVP) to join the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (OIDEI). OIDEI works to ensure the College’s living, learning, and working environments are one’s in which all students, faculty and staff are welcome and may thrive. OIDEI’s work, which is often done … Read more
The Bolder Futures Social Impact Fellowship (BFF) is a fully remote, paid program during Fall 2025 designed to empower the next generation of changemakers to tackle pressing social and community challenges through a powerful blend of data, narrative, and action.
Criss was recognized for his performance in Maybe Happy Ending.
Emily Feng Zhang ’25, was born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, to Chinese immigrant parents and relocated to Brooklyn when she was four. A first-generation college student, she was accepted into Hunter’s Nursing Scholars Program, which gave her a full-tuition scholarship and invaluable academic and professional guidance.
A new report on the United States nuclear weapons testing legacy in the Marshall Islands highlights the lack of studies into important health concerns voiced by Marshallese for decades that make it impossible to have a clear understanding of the impacts of the 67 nuclear weapons tests.