09/17/2013
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04/05/2013
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03/20/2013
Midterms got ya down? Tag a photo with on Instagram for a chance to win a custom iPhone case. Don't forget to follow Caseable. Winner announced Thursday! Wahooooo
03/08/2013
New issue printing tonight, will hit Hunter College tomorrow morning!
02/25/2013
Hey everyone!! A new issue is out -- pick up your copy on the 3rd floor of Hunter West, near the cafeteria. Woo!
02/19/2013
IT'S TUESDAY!!!! Any classes you're looking forward to or exams you're trying to avoid?
02/07/2013
Issue six is going quick! Check out the Features section to read about the "10 Best Lunches Under $10" around campus. Beat the vending machine blues!
02/06/2013
Issue Six is hot off the press, grab a copy and read our analysis of the Kroll report into the Nov. 21 Baruch protest!
02/06/2013
What are YOUR goals this semester?
02/05/2013
How was your Monday @ Hunter?
01/28/2013
Interested in writing for the Envoy? Come to our first meeting of the semester this Wednesday at 1pm in Thomas Hunter Hall room 211. Hope to see you there!
01/17/2013
Please bear with us as our website is down. We are in the process of getting it back up and running. For now, you can connect with us through our twitter and instagram:
12/18/2012
A Final Letter | The Envoy
Thank you everyone for being so amazing! It's been a fun run.
It seems that only yesterday I was standing in the lobby of the Baruch College Vertical Campus, watching baton-wielding Public Safety officers charge pea...
12/18/2012
Good luck on your finals! If you need a study break make sure to pick up a copy of our final issue, it will be on stands this afternoon!
12/11/2012
Hey Hunter Memes, USG is holding a meme contest! Create a meme about Hunter College and you could win a $50 metrocard. Send your submission to [email protected]. Don't hold back...
12/10/2012
It's been a pleasure and honor to be the editor in chief for such a great newspaper, but sadly I am stepping down and giving up my throne. Our arts editor, Julian Rivas, will be replacing me. He has been with the Envoy for quite some time, and I am confident he will continue to deliver and do great things for the Hunter Envoy. Check out our last issue for the semester later this week, and look for my editorial piece about my experience for the past three semesters as your editor.
Yours truly,
Jenady Garshofsky
11/28/2012
We had a great meeting today, thanks for stopping by!
11/27/2012
Interested in an editorial position? Come to our meeting tomorrow at 1:00pm in TH211.
11/23/2012
Electronic Waste Collection To Occur in December | The Envoy
Catch up on all the latest news, a brand new issue is online! http://hunterenvoy.com/uncategorized/electronic-waste-collection-to-occur-in-december/
Hurricane Sandy postpones waste collection dates in November Kristina Chan Staff Writer In late December, facilities staff will pick up unive...
11/21/2012
Last year, on this day, NYPD and University Public Safety ejected students from the lobby of Baruch College as a public hearing took place 14 floors above. 15 students were arrested and 5 were held over night by the NYPD.
The Chancellor Matthew Goldstein to this day has neither provided an explanation of the events of Nov. 21 nor admitted that he employed the help of the NYPD to remove students from the site of a public hearing.
Kroll, a corporate investigation firm chaired by former NYPD commissioner William J Bratton, was hired to investigate the incident, however the report has not yet been released -- one year after the fact.
This Monday after the holidays, the board of trustees will once again be meeting at Baruch.
Baruch - 25th Street and Lexington Avenue
11/26/2012 4:30 p.m.
11/21/2012
We wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! As we all go off to celebrate the holiday, we are looking for student pieces covering their personal holiday stories! If you would like to submit, email [email protected] for a chance to be published!
11/21/2012
WE ARE PRINTING FOR TOMORROW. Don't forget to grab a copy for your Thanksgiving traveling. Also, there is a meeting tomorrow at 1:00pm!
11/20/2012
Thanksgiving dinner in the West lobby hosted by USG, Office of Student Activities, PAL, NYPIRG and more! Starts at 6:30pm so come down and get a spot on line.
11/20/2012
There will be a USG Thanksgiving Dinner tomorrow, Nov. 20th, in the first-floor Hunter West Lobby from 6:30PM to 9:30PM. This event will involve collaboration with the the Office of Student Activities, NYPIRG, PAL, and Amnesty International of Hunter. Collection of canned goods, coats, blankets, toiletries, bed linens, and donations will take place. Fiancial donations will go toward our Brookdale Campus and to the hardest hit colleges of our University, particularly Kingsborough Community College and Borough of Manhattan Community College.
11/15/2012
Our Associate Features editor, Kaity Mckendry, will be performing at the The Olivetree Review open mic tomorrow evening. Come show your support for Kaity and everyone else!
11/14/2012
Hurricane Sandy Causes Damage to Brookdale Complex | The Envoy
Here's Kimberly Devi Milner's article about the current state of Brookdale and the damage to the complex caused by Hurricane Sandy.
Severe Water Damage Closes Dorm and Nursing School Kimberly Devi Milner News Editor While CUNY schools have reopened in the wake of Hurricane Sa...
11/13/2012
Reminder: Tomorrow is the MTA public hearing at Baruch College at 5pm
11/09/2012
Hunter Students Talk About Hurricane Sandy | The Envoy
Hunter students tell the Envoy about their thoughts on Hurricane Sandy, Mayor Bloomberg, and disaster relief.
The hurricane, for me, was not as bad as the experiences of my friends and family who don’t live in an elevated part of the city, as I do. ...
11/09/2012
Seeking writers for Issue 5! Email [email protected] to get involved.
11/07/2012
Come to our meeting today at 1:00pm in TH 211. Let's discuss the election, Hurricane Sandy and our next issue. Stop by and grab an assignment or come to hang out. There will be chips and soda!
11/06/2012
So many voters in the West lobby right now! If you are a NY resident, you are now eligible to vote at Hunter College or any other polling site in NY! Use your break in between classes to vote today.
11/05/2012
Cuomo Signs Order Allowing Hurricane Victims To Vote Anywhere
Update: Ny'ers can vote at ANY polling station. Now there is no excuse to not vote!
With Election Day turmoil expected because of the ongoing problems caused by Superstorm Sandy, Gov. Cuomo has signed an executive order allowing displaced voters to cast ballots at any polling site. A
11/05/2012
Tomorrow is election day! Get out there and vote if you can!
11/03/2012
Brookdale student seeks refuge at Hunter College: A Personal Account | The Envoy
Envoy veteran Eugene Ostrovskiy stayed at Hunter College during Hurricane Sandy. Here's his account below. Also, now that most Envoy editors have power we will be producing Hurricane Sandy content soon! Check back with us early next week and send us any photographs or stories about your hurricane experience!!
By Eugene Ostrovskiy DUE TO EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS ALL RESIDENTS OF BROOKDALE CAMPUS MUST EVACUATE BY 4:00 PM THIS AFTERNOON! This message repe...
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Do you all do news stories about Hunter students? If so I have a good one for you. :)
Hey does anyone know where I can find old issues from 2009-2010? Especially the arts section?
So ... what's happening with the Envoy?
Did it publish this semester, 2015? Is its page dead, dead, dead. As one who many years ago help the publication to start publishing regularly after many years of fractured publishing [David Chiu where are you?] and then see that work destroyed by those thugs in SLAM, with help from Colleagues, and then, despite helping again as a member of the College Association, and watching The Hunter Administration weighing in behind the scenes, I think that's a fair question, repeated one more time in this long passage, So ... what's happening with the Envoy.
Did it publish this semester, 2015? Is its page dead, dead, dead. As one who many years ago help the publication to start publishing regularly after many years of fractured publishing [David Chiu where are you?] and then see that work destroyed by those thugs in SLAM, with help from Colleagues, and then, despite helping again as a member of the College Association, and watching The Hunter Administration weighing in behind the scenes, I think that's a fair question, repeated one more time in this long passage, So ... what's happening with the Envoy.
I'm curious ... does Hunter College have control over what is printed, or is the Envoy allowed to speak freely? Thanks.
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December 222, 2013
An Open Letter to Editors and Writers at The Envoy
The Hunter College student newspaper, The Envoy, deserves our special recognition for its clear, honest reporting of student protests at CUNY. Its front page coverage of the recent demonstrations protesting the appointment of General David Petraeus to teach in the Macauley Honors program helped bring to the attention of the Hunter community critically important issues -- the academic mission of the university, the rights of free speech for faculty and students, and the protection of academic freedoms. This comes at a time when the CUNY central administration is considering a sweeping policy that would control and curtail free speech on all campuses and limit demonstrations by students and faculty. The Envoy’s coverage also highlights the hypocrisy and danger behind the administration’s reaction to the demonstrations against Petraeus, which was to try to silence these voices instead of listening to them.
When it came to the recent arrest of student protesters at City College, The Envoy’s excellent front-page reporting was complete, fair and fearless. At the same time that City College was moving to have students arrested and suspended, The Envoy let them tell their stories. It is noteworthy that The Envoy, in this case and others, has understood its mission as much more than that of an in-house organ for news and views about Hunter. Hunter is a member of the CUNY community and everyone in the Hunter community is also connected to the larger New York community. The Envoy’s critical coverage of NYPD spying on Muslim students, and its coverage of Occupy Wall Street, also showed how the paper’s staff is conscious of these connections.
The Envoy covered a CUNY Board of Trustees public hearing at Baruch College in 2011, at which faculty and students protested tuition increases. At that hearing Envoy reporter Tiffany Huan was violently attacked and arrested by security personnel. Jenady Garshofsky, then Editor-in-Chief, wrote in an editorial, “There is something profoundly beautiful about witnessing thousands of students peacefully protesting on behalf of education.”
This so well expresses the sentiment of many faculty, administrators and students. Their voices are expressed with great love and commitment for the institution whose trustees refuse to listen and instead encircle themselves in their bunkers.
Hunter Chapter, Professional Staff Congress
Happy Holidays
An Open Letter to Editors and Writers at The Envoy
The Hunter College student newspaper, The Envoy, deserves our special recognition for its clear, honest reporting of student protests at CUNY. Its front page coverage of the recent demonstrations protesting the appointment of General David Petraeus to teach in the Macauley Honors program helped bring to the attention of the Hunter community critically important issues -- the academic mission of the university, the rights of free speech for faculty and students, and the protection of academic freedoms. This comes at a time when the CUNY central administration is considering a sweeping policy that would control and curtail free speech on all campuses and limit demonstrations by students and faculty. The Envoy’s coverage also highlights the hypocrisy and danger behind the administration’s reaction to the demonstrations against Petraeus, which was to try to silence these voices instead of listening to them.
When it came to the recent arrest of student protesters at City College, The Envoy’s excellent front-page reporting was complete, fair and fearless. At the same time that City College was moving to have students arrested and suspended, The Envoy let them tell their stories. It is noteworthy that The Envoy, in this case and others, has understood its mission as much more than that of an in-house organ for news and views about Hunter. Hunter is a member of the CUNY community and everyone in the Hunter community is also connected to the larger New York community. The Envoy’s critical coverage of NYPD spying on Muslim students, and its coverage of Occupy Wall Street, also showed how the paper’s staff is conscious of these connections.
The Envoy covered a CUNY Board of Trustees public hearing at Baruch College in 2011, at which faculty and students protested tuition increases. At that hearing Envoy reporter Tiffany Huan was violently attacked and arrested by security personnel. Jenady Garshofsky, then Editor-in-Chief, wrote in an editorial, “There is something profoundly beautiful about witnessing thousands of students peacefully protesting on behalf of education.”
This so well expresses the sentiment of many faculty, administrators and students. Their voices are expressed with great love and commitment for the institution whose trustees refuse to listen and instead encircle themselves in their bunkers.
Hunter Chapter, Professional Staff Congress
Happy Holidays
Ur gonna want to check out the Rebuild Hunter Page... some exciting things are going on.