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We are pleased to announce a remarkable opportunity to explore machine learning research. Professors Temisan Agbeyegbe, Matthew Baker, and Jonathan Conning have just received a Google Award for Undergraduate Computer Science Research Focused Workshops for Minority Students. If you are an undergraduate at Hunter and would like to participate in Read more…

Four Hunter students presented their work at the 92nd Annual Southern Economic Association in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on November 19-21, 2022. PhD student, Chuxin Liu, presented her research paper “Climate Change and the Widening Racial Gap in Severe Maternal Mortality”. PhD student, Ke Zeng, presented his research paper ““Practice-style Spillovers Read more…

We would like to congratulate accounting student Tatiana Vargas-Caba for receiving a Summer 2022 Start Internship from PwC, one of the Big Four accounting firms. Tatiana is currently a sophomore, and anticipates graduating in 2024. Tatiana graduated from City College with a B.A. in English Literature. She was inspired to Read more…

8/25/20. Congratulations to Professor Sangeeta Pratap, whose article “An Estimated Structural Model of Entrepreneurial Behavior” with John Jones will be forthcoming in The American Economic Review, Volume 110, Issue 9 September 2020! For the abstract, click here! – Professor Pratap’s study uses data on owner-operated New York dairy farms.– The Read more…

8/25/18   Accounting alumna Alicia Baksh-Ousman’s inspirational story was highlighted in the New York Times article  “Convergence in the Tale of Two Cities”.  Alicia served as the Accounting Society President and took part in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program during her time at Hunter.  She joined CohnReznick, the accounting Read more…

11/15/17   We will be offering two new undergraduate courses this spring! ECO 233: Economics of the Media  ECO 295.61 Time, Money & Human Nature Please click here, or visit the undergraduate economics course list for course descriptions.

6/15/17  Monica Deza is an Assistant Professor of Economics. Her research interests include Economics of crime, Economics of Risky Health Behaviors, Applied Microeconometrics and Labor Economics. A common theme in her work is how various policies affect adolescent propensity to engage in crime and drug consumption. Her recent research examines Read more…