Highlights from the Hunter College Archives
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1949Description:Topic(s): Alumni, Faculty, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkObituary of Mrs. Leo Francis Kengla, formerly Miss Hannah Egan, she was an outstanding Alumna of Hunter College, an Instructor and Professor in the Education Department of the College 1911-14, 1915-28, Acting Dean 1928-33, Dean from 1933 to the time of her retirement in 1946. Alumnae News (December 1949): 4.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni NewsYear: 1961Description:Topic(s): Faculty, Hunter College of the City University of New York, In Memoriam, ObituaryObituary of Dr. Benno Lee, Director of the Hunter College Concert Bureau. Hunter College Alumni News (March 1961): 3.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1937Description:Topic(s): Faculty, George M. Whicher, Hunter College of the City University of New York, In Memoriam, ObituaryMemorial for George Meason Whicher, former professor of Greek and Latin. Alumnae News (December 1937): 4-5.
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Publication: Normal College EchoYear: 1900Description:Topic(s): FacultyObituary for Professor George Mangold, teacher of music at the Normal College.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1940Description:Topic(s): Faculty, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkProfessor Edward M. Lehnerts, Chairman of the Geology and Geography Department, witnessed the Dedication of the rock garden named for him at the Bronx buildings in honor of his 20th anniversary at Hunter College. The Alumnae News (June-July 1940): 8.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1945Description:Topic(s): Faculty, OperaHunter College produced an opera called "King Harald, The life that is free". It was the joint work of Mr. Anders Emile of the Music Department, who composed the music, and Professor Pearl C. Wilson of the Classics Department, who wrote the libretto. The Alumnae News (November 1945): 6.
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Publication: NewsHunterYear: 1975Description:Topic(s): Administrators, FacultyThe teaching philosophy of Hugh Scott, new Dead of Teacher Education at Hunter College.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1934Description:Topic(s): Faculty, Helen Gray Cone, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkAn article written by Blanche Colton Williams dedicated to Helen Gray Cone's life as a poet. The Alumnae News (March 1934): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1934Description:Topic(s): FacultyTribute and memorial for Helen Gray Cone, professor and poet.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni QuarterlyYear: 1964Description:Topic(s): FacultyBrief biographical sketch of Helen Gray Cone. Hunter Alumni Quarterly (Spring 1964): 10.
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Publication: Hunter MagazineYear: 1983Description:Topic(s): Anniversaries and Events, FacultyA celebration of Harold Clurman, "director, critic, author, producer, raconteur and, from 1967 to 1980, a professor of theater at Hunter College."
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1917Description:Topic(s): Ambulance of the Alumni Association of Hunter College, Faculty, Helen Gray Cone, W.W. IThe Hunter College Fellowship of Goodwill arranged a concert for the benefit of the Italian Ambulance Fund. Professor Helen Gray Cone was expected to recite one of her poems. Alumnae News (November 1917): 1-2.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni NewsYear: 1962Description:Topic(s): Faculty, Hunter College of the City University of New York, RetirementAnnouncement of Dr. Anders Emile's retirement, Professor from the Department of Music and a Founder and director of the Hunter choir, composer, conductor, teacher, and performer. The Hunter College Alumni News (October 1962): 12.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1954Description:Topic(s): Faculty, Hunter College of the City University of New York, Performance"Horizon", by Augustin Daly, adapted by Professor Helen G. Hicks of our own Department of Speech and Dramatics, was presented in the Hunter College Playhouse. Alumnae News (January 1954): 4.
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Publication: Hunter College EchoYear: 1946Description:Topic(s): Faculty, W.W. IIApproximately fifteen professors and teachers at Hunter College were directly and actively associated with the war effort.