Manhattan District Attorney Opens Discussion on Cyber Warfare At Pace
Jack Fozard, Feature Writer
October 7, 2017
Speaking to a crowd replete with suits and distinction, Cyrus Vance Jr., District Attorney for Manhattan, delivered a message in Willcox Hall grave in implication but hopeful in outlook: Globally, we are unprepared to defend against cyber warfare, but have tools to stem the bleeding until we find a lasting...
Some Students Find New Homes in Alumni Hall
Sean Browne, Editor-in-Chief
October 7, 2017
In September, students moved into their new rooms in Alumni Hall. Now a month later, some students will be moving again. Over the summer, some students who were assigned "doubles" which means two people to a room, were forced to be "tripled", which is three people to a room. This past week Alumni...
Jennifer Magas: New MCVA Professor and Communications Guru
Adiba Sikder, Features Editor
September 30, 2017
Professor Jennifer Magas, a new MCVA professor at Pace, is a master of many trades in communications. Although many may consider her a communications guru, her favorite part of having this much experience is being able to pass on her expertise and seeing her students thrive. “The most exciting...
Women’s Volleyball Rebounding After Shaky Start
Kwadar Ray, Sports Editor
September 30, 2017
Pace University's women’s volleyball team began this season with an 0-6 record, which was a disappointing start after last year’s team had the program’s best season since 2000. The Setters have bounced back a bit since, and now have four impressive victories under their belt. Nevertheless, the...
Professors Voice Their Displeasure Towards Starfish
Sean Browne, Editor-in-Chief
September 30, 2017
Pace University has implemented Starfish, a software were students have direct communication with the faculty so that they can see their success and weaknesses in the classroom since fall 2016. However, Starfish is anything but a success, according to some professors. "I refuse to use Starfish,"...
Mirjana Pantic: New MCVA Professor and Inspirational Journalist
Adiba Sikder, Features Editor
September 16, 2017
When someone mispronounces Professor Mirjana Pantic’s name, she is hesitant to make a correction because she understands that people from different cultures may pronounce her name differently. She hesitates to say that the end of her name has a ‘ch’ sound rather than just a ‘c’ sound. When...
Dining Room in Choate Relocated, Faculty and Staff Express Disappointment
Sean Browne, Editor-in-Chief
September 16, 2017
For years, many Pace University's faculty and staff members gathered in the Choate House's dining room to eat and socialize amongst one another. However, all good things must come to an end. Over the summer, the dining room was converted into offices for academic advisers. The decision has left...
Pace Talks DACA
Brian Velez, Feature Writer
September 15, 2017
On September 11th, members of the Pace community gathered together in the Kessel Multipurpose room to discuss the newest information regarding The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). President Donald Trump announced on September 5th that he wants to put an end to the policy. Therefore,...
Pace Field Hockey Gets Off to a Hot Start
TJ Combs, Sports Editor
September 9, 2017
Pace University Women’s field hockey has kicked off fall 2017 to a great start by going 3-0 with wins against Saint Thomas Aquinas College, Southern Connecticut State University and Assumption College The team only started practicing in mid-August but already has the right mentality and physical...
Marvin Krislov Takes Over as President of Pace University
Sean Browne, Editor-in-Chief
September 9, 2017
Marvin Krislov began his term as President of Pace University on August 1, 2017 following the retirement of Stephen J. Friedman who served as president since July 2007. Pace will not be Krislovs first time working at a college. He served as President of Oberlin College for ten years and before that...
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