New Year, New Meal Plan
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
March 30, 2018
Food is one of the three basic necessities of life, we all need food to stay alive and to function at a high level, or to just function at all. In college, the meal plan doesn’t always work out the best for its students, and that has been evident numerous times here at Pace. The meal plan here is...
Pace Athletics Going Nationwide
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
March 24, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Playing in other parts of the country is not something every athlete gets the opportunity to say they’ve had the privilege to do, and this year, three of Pace’s sports athletic teams have been able to do so. It started off late in the Fall semester, when the Women’s basketball team flew down...
Consistency in Psychology 233
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
March 24, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Consistency is something that individuals thrive on, and what we look to find in everything we do. Consistency is something that needs to be more present in the Psychology of Civic Engagement classes. Psychology of Civic Engagement, or Psy 233, is one of the required classes that fills the field of...
Nothing But English
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
March 2, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Foreign language is something schools and employers urge students and workers to take up on because it opens up more opportunities for them and helps them relate to more individuals on a broader scale. That’s all well and good, but what about the native language? English is the dominant language...
Do You Feel Empowered?
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
March 2, 2018
Filed under Opinion
What does it mean to be empowered? We could go online and look up the general definition and how it talks about being more strong and more confident but in reality each person has different feeling when it comes to being empowered. In the month of February, Pace had two events where empowerment was...
Can I Park Here?
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
February 24, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Parking on this campus has been an issue for quite some time now and the restrictions on certain parking areas doesn’t make things any better. Due to the newly built dorms in Alumni and Elm, parking spots were compromised, leaving North and the Townhouses with the abundant amount of parking. What...
Let The Parties Begin
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
February 24, 2018
The social aspect of college life is a determining factor in the decision making process for students when they try to figure out if they want to remain at a school or not. Social life can include campus activities, friendships, clubs, organizations, and parties. Especially parties. A lot of the time...
Living in Style
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
February 17, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Living on campus is a huge part of the college experience. Students get a chance to get a sense of what it’s like to live on their own, and what it’s like to live with others, if they choose to do so. After making the decision to live on campus, the next step would be choosing where to live. Students...
Share the Wealth
Josiah Darnell, Opinion editor
February 17, 2018
College life is a financial struggle. From books, to food, to parking tickets, and just having some food to munch on there is always something that needs to be paid. Parents are a reliable source of income, but at some point the funds decrease or they just stop coming. That’s when students need a source...
MCVA Updates Policy on Equipment Checkout
Adiba Sikder, Feature Editor
February 10, 2018
Filed under Opinion
The Media, Communications, and Visual Arts Department at Pace University recently updated their policy on the film equipment checkout policy, allowing students who have taken Media Production I to check out equipment for personal projects. In the past years, students were only allowed to checkout fi...
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