Highlights from the Hunter College Archives
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1918Description:Topic(s): Courses, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkHunter College Summer Session started to offer a ten-week course in X-ray technique. The Alumnae News (June-July 1918):4.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1944Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIHunter College graduates were needed by the Women's Army Corps for jobs requiring their specialized training. The Alumnae News (October 1944): 6-7.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1931Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, LibraryHunter College Library received a collection of modern poetry titled the Widmayer Memorial Library of Modern Poetry. The Alumnae News (February 1931): 6.
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Publication: Hunter EnvoyYear: 1980Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New YorkDescription of the development of the Hunter College Senate.What is The Hunter College Senate
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1942Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIThe War Savings Bond Committee urged Hunter alumni to purchase war savings bonds for the sake of the nation. The Alumnae News (May 1942): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1942Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIMillions of dollars of War Bonds were sold in a few hours as the result of the Army Relief Show at Madison Square Garden. Alumnae News (November 1942): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1942Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIChairman of the War Savings Bonds informed the Hunter Community about the allies' victory and further encourages Alumnae to buy bonds. The Alumnae News (December 1942): 1-2.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1945Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIThe Seventh War Loan Drive is on, and all bonds sold since April 1st by Hunter College students, staff, and alumnae will be counted in the Drive. The Alumnae News (May 1945): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1945Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIThe Chairman of the War Bonds Committee announced that their goal of $375,000, for a C54 Douglas Mercy Plane to carry the seriously wounded from foreign shores to this blessed land of ours, has been reached. The Alumnae News (June 1945): 4.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1944Description:Topic(s): Ambulance of the Alumni Association of Hunter College, Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIThe Chairman of the War Bonds Committee announced the purchase a C3 Ambulance Plane costing $110,000. The Alumnae News (March 1944): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1944Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIWar Bonds Committee promotes the purchase of War Bonds. The Alumnae News (November 1944): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1944Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIThe Chairman and her War Bond Committee reached their goal of $1,001,349.75. The Alumnae News (February 1944): 1.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1944Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New York, W.W. IIAnnouncement of the result of the successful Fifth War Loan Drive. The Alumnae News (October 1944): 7.
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Publication: Hunter College Alumni QuarterlyYear: 1963Description:Topic(s): Faculty, Hunter College of the City University of New YorkConstantine A. Trypanis, a visiting professor under the new Ph.D. graduate program, translates the Theatre Workshop production of "Antigone". Hunter Alumni Quarterly (April 1963): 15.
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Publication: The Alumnae NewsYear: 1943Description:Topic(s): Hunter College of the City University of New YorkThe 1943 Victory Book Campaign, sponsored by the American Library Association, American Red Cross, and United Service Organizations, aimed to discuss what kind of books each individual could give to the individual soldiers, sailors, marines,or merchantmen. The Alumnae News (January 1943): 3.