Moving On In
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
September 8, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Move-in day is always a bittersweet moment for an individual who chooses to live on campus, whether it be for a parent or the student them self. It is the point in time where a student’s dependency on their home life becomes limited and a parent’s trust in their child is at an absolute high. In...
Get Involved!
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
August 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
College is a huge level up from high school, and most of the stories told about college are true. Yes, it is harder; yes, the workload can be overwhelming; yes, there is a lot of freedom; and yes, it can be the best for years of your life. However, in order to enjoy college to its fullest, campus involvement...
Parking on Campus: New Year, Same Rule
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
August 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
As the school year approaches and more new faces arrive on campus the question consistently asked by them is, can freshmen have their cars on campus? The answer still remains no, they cannot. This is a huge deal to freshman because as high school graduates, a good amount of them drove to school in...
The Best Off-Campus Eateries
Christina Bubba, Feature Editor
August 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
With the Fall semester beginning, and home cooked meals being replaced by late study nights in the library, there are still ways to get a good meal off campus. The Village of Pleasantville is a mere five-minute drive from campus and has many options for students who need a break from the Kessel Student...
Not the Enemy of the People: Combating Trump’s War on the Free Press
August 15, 2018
As journalists, we must always be receptive to criticism from our mentors, readers and those we cover. Being told our reporting is inaccurate or sub-par is a tough pill to swallow, but it is necessary to hear in order for us to provide the best news stories for our readers. However, there is a drastic...
Pace’s Protection Detail
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
April 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Security is a common question asked by parents on campus tours because they want to know if their kids are safe while obtaining an education. Each school has different styles of security systems that they believe works best for the students they watch over. Pace University’s security team does the...
Athlete’s Keys to Success
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
April 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Being a college athlete is a huge responsibility and comes with numerous amounts of sacrifices. Expectations for college athletes are great as well and because of that coaches collaborate with faculty to find ways to help their athletes out. Time management is a thing to master for all college students...
The Price of Graduation
Christina Bubba, Feature Writer
April 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
The date of Pace University’s Westchester campus commencement ceremony is fast approaching. On the morning of Wednesday, May 16, the hard work and dedication of the senior class will finally pay off for them as they receive their degrees in the Ann and Alfred Goldstein Health, Fitness, and Recreation...
Graduating With Class
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
April 20, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Graduation location is a huge deal to graduates and their families. Where a student graduates is the stamp of their last couple of days at the school they are finishing up at. For Pace, the students at the Pleasantville campus attend graduation at the Goldstein Fitness Center with the students at the...
Shuttle and Metro North Coincide Together
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
April 20, 2018
Filed under Opinion
College students who don’t commute or have cars at their convenience rely heavily on the transportation the school and the area has to offer. The shuttle bus and the Metro North are the two main methods of transportation Pace students rely on. They are convenient in terms of hours of operation, but...
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