Events

See Month by Month View

March

  • WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH | "Writing and Publishing Between Languages: A Roundtable with Latina Poets"

    Prof. Inmaculada Lara-Bonilla (Humanities) will host a roundtable of contemporary Latina writers and editors to explore their role in nurturing the continuum between writing and publishing in this community, in New York City and beyond. Co-organized with Latin American Writers Institute. Student attendees will be gifted books and other awards.
     
  • Women of Courage Leading through Resistance and Persistence

    In celebration of Women's History Month, the Office of Community Relations, alongside the President’s Office, is proud to present this inspiring gathering. Adrienne Adams, Speaker of the NYC Council; Vanessa L. Gibson, Bronx Borough President; and CUNY Trustee Mayra Linares-García will grace the event.
  • Hostos Blood Drive! | Save a Life on Thursday, March 21

    Participate in the Hostos Blood Drive, which will take place at the C-building cafeteria dining space, on Thursday, March 21, at 11 a.m. Make an appointment here. Appointments are preferred however walk-ins will be welcomed if space permits. Please remember to eat, drink and bring your donor ID card or ID with name and photo. Masks are optional for all donors and staff. For full list of COVID-19 safety protocols, please visit nybc.org/coronavirus.
  • Play "Titi Strikes Back: Evelina's Return"

    This captivating new play draws inspiration from the remarkable life of Evelina Antonetty, the revered Puerto Rican patriot and activist from the Bronx. Written by Sandra Nía Rodríguez, this theatrical experience weaves together original music, video, spoken word and dance in an interactive play with the audience to explore relevant questions about life and our roles in saving our communities and the world.
  • CUNY LGBTQI+ Council Student Conference | Register Now!

    The CUNY LGBTQI+ Council Student Conference – Queer, There, and Everywhere! is next Friday, March 22nd.  If you are interested in attending, please register here.
  • A Night of Latin Jazz with Annette Aguilar & StringBeans

    Join us for an evening of unforgettable music, curated by the acclaimed percussionist, Annette A. Aguilar, and her celebrated band, StringBeans. Annette Aguilar, along with a lineup of stellar musicians, promises a night filled with the vibrant energy and sophistication of Latin Jazz, Brazilian music, Carnival beats, and Salsa. This festival is not just a musical event, but a powerful celebration of female musicians who have made significant contributions to the world of music.
     
    The stellar lineup of artist includes:
     
    • CamilleThurman – the multi-talented jazz vocalist and instrumentalist.
    • Ariacne Trujillo Durand – the captivating Cuban pianist and vocalist.
    • Karen Joseph – the legendary flutist known for her role in Charanga ’76.
    • Fabiona Cozza – direct from Brazil, and considered one of the leading interpreters of Afro-Brazilian music.
    Catarina dos Santos – direct from Portugal, and recognized for her work rooted in Africa, Portugal, and Brazil.
    Harlem Samba – the amazing percussion student ensemble based at the Frederick Douglass Academy in NYC.
    • Lola the Puppet – the Maracatu Dancer & Queen sharing her joy, empathy and grace.
     
    Get tickets here.
     
  • WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH | "Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Commemoration and Conversation"

    Prof. Marcella Bencivenni (BSS) will host a conversation on the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire’s continued legacy with guest speakers Prof. Laura Ruberto and Prof. Michele Fazio. Co-sponsored by the Social Sciences Unit Speakers Series.
     
  • Career Expo

    Explore career opportunities and network with industry professionals! Registration, professional attire, and an approved resume are required. Register here.
     

April

  • "It's a Marvelous Paper Bag World!" – A Show by The Paper Bag Players

    "It’s A Marvelous Paper Bag World!" – the latest show from The Paper Bag Players, America’s oldest children’s theater. Packed with new acts and beloved classics, this family-friendly production promises hilarious stories, lively dances, charming characters, catchy tunes, audience engagement, and the iconic paper and cardboard sets and costumes. All kids aged 3-9 (and the young at heart) are welcome to join in the fun!
  • Presentation: "The Online Archives of the Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art Collection"

    The Hostos Research Center in collaboration with the Library will be hosting a special presentation of "Digital MoCHA: The Online Archives of the Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art Collection on Thursday," April 4, at 3:30 PM. This event is being sponsored by the Ms. MacKenzie Scott’s Gift: Educating for Diversity Initiative. 

  • First-Time Homebuyer Conference

    We cordially invite you to our upcoming First-Time Homebuyer Conference. Organized by Hostos’ Office of Alumni Relations and One Stop Program in collaboration with the State of New York Mortgage Agency (SONYMA), this event will provide faculty, staff, alumni, and community residents with valuable insights into the process of becoming a homeowner.
  • NYPD Job Fair

    The NYPD’s various bureaus and units offer jobs from officer to scuba diver to communications technician and more. Officer roles start at $58,580 per year. No appointment is needed; just drop into the Gym at the C-building.

April

  • Meet and Greet with the Social Sciences Unit

    Come and learn about the options that we sponsor: Historical Studies, Social Studies, and United States Studies! Contact History Associate Professor Kristopher Burrell for more details at kburrell@hostos.cuny.edu.
  • CUNYBuy Forum | Register Now!

    The Division of Administration and Finance and Representatives from the Central Procurement Office will host a training/overview about the new procure-to-pay platform, CUNYBuy, for all Hostos Community College team members. All users (AP Analyst, AP Approvers, Buyers, Category Approvers, Creators, Department Approvers, General Receivers, Inspectors, and PO Approvers) of the new system are strongly encouraged to attend, as this is to learn more about the solution and to ask questions.
  • Career Symposium

    Sign up for our Career Symposium to gain insights into various career paths and industries. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your professional development. Register for the event and nominate College Career Champions here.
  • Screening of “Stonebreakers” | TWO Screenings at 2 PM and 5:30 PM!

    "Stonebreakers" is a documentary that explores the intense debates over monuments in the United States, sparked during the George Floyd protests and the 2020 presidential election. It highlights how the removal of statues representing Columbus, Confederate figures, and Founding Fathers challenges the country's traditional victorious narratives. The film examines how America's approach to monuments changes and questions how historical narratives influence political actions. This viewing is possible thanks to the Educating for Diversity initiative and is organized by History Associate Professor Marcella Bencivenni at mbencivenni@hostos.cuny.edu.
  • Second Annual Student Symposium

    Join us for the Second Annual Student Symposium to see what our students have been working on! More details soon. 

May

  • Faculty and Staff: BRONX EDTECH SHOWCASE!

    Save the Date for the Bronx EdTech Showcase, "Let’s Talk: Rethinking Authentic Learning & Assessment in the Age of AI," which will take place on Friday, May 3, at Hostos. More details soon.
  • Hostos Community College Foundation Gala

    Please save the date for our annual Hostos Community College Foundation Gala, which will take on Thursday, May 9, 2024.
  • Spring 2024 Commencement Ceremonies

    The Spring 2024 Hostos Community College Commencement Ceremonies will take place on Wednesday, May 29th, 1 p.m. and Thursday, May 30th, 11 a.m. Get more info here.

September