HQ Function

Serves as the primary hub for undergraduate and graduate studies, administrative offices, main library (Leon & Toby Cooperman Library), and various academic departments.

Notable Features:

Iconic skywalks connecting buildings over Lexington Avenue; the Assembly Hall; the Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery; The Kaye Playhouse. Main campus includes the historic North Building, East Building, West Building, and Thomas Hunter Hall.

Work Culture:

Characterized by a vibrant, diverse, and intellectually stimulating environment. It fosters academic rigor, collaborative research, and active student engagement. As a commuter-heavy campus, it emphasizes flexibility and provides numerous resources to support students' academic and personal growth.

HQ Significance:

The 68th Street campus is the historic heart of Hunter College, representing its enduring commitment to accessible public higher education in New York City. Its central location makes it a vital educational and cultural institution in Manhattan.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus reflects values of accessibility, academic excellence, diversity, and community engagement, embedded in its urban setting and diverse student population.

Location:

Hunter College fosters a global perspective through various initiatives. It supports a diverse international student population and offers numerous study abroad programs across many countries, enabling students to gain international experience. Faculty engage in global research collaborations, and the curriculum often incorporates international perspectives, significantly enhanced by its location in the global city of New York.

Street Address:

695 Park Avenue

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA