Highlights from the Hunter College Archives
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1923Description:Topic(s): Bureau of Occupations, Career, Employment, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkThis is the fifth year of the existence of the Bureau of Occupations. The Alumnae News (November 1923): 1. Co-author Mrs. Harriet L. Lowenstein.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1918Description:Topic(s): Bureau of Occupations, Career, Employment, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkOne year review of the Hunter College Bureau of Occupation. The Bureau helped many students secure employment. The Alumnae News (June-July 1918): 6-7.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1921Description:Topic(s): Bureau of Occupations, Career, Employment, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkThe Bureau of Occupation, as the connecting link between the Alumnae and the Student Body, is opened to talk to students about careers and employment. The Alumnae News (December 1921): 6.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni QuarterlyYear: 1963Description:Topic(s): Bronx Campus of Hunter College, Buildings, HistoryPresident John Meng describes both the history of the Bronx campus along with its current state. Hunter Alumni Quarterly (June 1963): 5-6.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1936Description:Topic(s): Eugene A. Colligan, Presidents, StudentsThe gift of a radio presented to Hunter College by the Associate Alumnae, made it possible for students and faculty members to hear the broadcast of President Colligan and Eleanor Tomlinson, President of the Student Self-Government Association. The Alumnae News (April 1936) : 1-2.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1944Description:Topic(s): Academic Departments, Faculty, Helen Gray Cone, Hunter College of the City University of New York, Roosevelt HouseProfessor Wyman, Chairman of the Department of English, announced that the books that were left to the English Department by Helen Gray Cone would be housed in the Roosevelt Library in the Roosevelt House. The Alumnae Library (February 1944):5.
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Publication: Hunter EnvoyYear: 1973Description:Topic(s): StudentsDetails and discussion about the Department of Black and Puerto Rican Studies.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni QuarterlyYear: 1964Description:Topic(s): Alumni, In Memoriam, ObituaryObituary of Birdie Elizabeth Kallman, member of the Class of 1902. Hunter Alumni Quarterly (Spring 1964): 23.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni QuarterlyYear: 1963Description:Topic(s): Academic Departments, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkInformation about the Biology Department at Hunter College. Hunter Alumni Quarterly (October 1963): 4-7.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni QuarterlyYear: 1964Description:Topic(s): AdministratorsAnnouncement of Bess Myerson Grant accepting the general chairmanship of the new Centennial Fund. Co-authors Catherine O'Hara and Ruth G. Weintraub. Hunter Alumni Quarterly (Summer 1964): 2.
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Publication: Echo: Journal of the Hunter College ArchivesYear: 1975Description:Topic(s):An in-depth look at the first 25 years of Hunter College, when it was still known as The Normal College (with photographs).
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni NewsYear: 1961Description:Topic(s): PaintingA collection of paintings and sculptures, assembled by Mr. & Mrs. John Bass of New York, were donated to Hunter College. The Hunter College Alumni News (June 1961): 1, 3.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni NewsYear: 1958Description:Topic(s): Alumni, Alumni Association of Hunter CollegeA farewell editorial of Eleonore Funk Hahn, editor of the Alumnae News, written by her daughter E. Adelaide Hahn. The Hunter College Alumni News (June 1958): 13-14.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni NewsYear: 1967Description:Topic(s): E. Adelaide HahnThe legend of E. Adelaide Hahn.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1918Description:Topic(s): Hunter College High School, The Red Cross, W.W. IThe Red Cross Auxiliary of Hunter High School is the first Red Cross auxiliary established in New York. The Alumnae News (January 1918): 1.