School Of Public Health At Hunter College

I’m biased, because I have worked here and attended classes here as a doctoral student since the building opened in the fall of 2011. But, it really is a fantastic building. If you have been in other CUNY buildings, it is definitely a modern upgrade compared to other buildings in the system (even compared to Hunter 68^th street). It isn’t super huge compared to other buildings, but it doesn’t have to be.
It is spacious, the faculty offices have some gorgeous floor-​to-​ceiling windows (super jel — can’t wait to be a Dr. and have an office like that of my own), and the security and help desk staff here are very friendly. The computer labs are usually quiet and you will always be able to find a space to sit downstairs, but when the weather starts getting warm outside, the computer labs get boiling hot. Be warned!
It’s also a little cumbersome that there isn’t an official cafeteria in house, although the café that is part of Hunter (although you would walk into the café, before you even walk through the main gate to swipe your ID) is decent, it’s a little pricey and very crowded, cramped, and chaotic in between classes in the afternoon.
I love this building — very close to the 6 train, as well as metro-​north. Great place to work and go to school.

Pretty building with lots of technology at your disposal. Just started grad school here and can’t complain about the building thus far. Love that the second floor has an outdoor balcony area.