LGBTQIA+ Students Write Emotional Anonymous Letters to Family Members they are Not Out to for National Coming Out Day
Kwadar Ray, Managing Editor
October 10, 2018
Think back: It is second grade, and all the boys in your class are beginning to develop crushes on girls. In that moment, you realize you are different from the others. That was the case for now-sophomore and early childhood education major Michael Cuiffo. By fifth grade, he knew he was gay and a few ...
World Mental Health Day: Army Veteran Chris Nocket on Mental Health Struggles and Awareness
Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer
October 10, 2018
Before Christopher Nocket, a Digital cinema and filmmaking major, became a noticeable face at Pace, he served a four-year stint in the U.S. Army from 2002-2006. He was stationed in Washington and was then deployed to Iraq. There, Nocket witnessed different forms of devastation. Wednesday is World Mental...
Pace Students’ Passionate Reaction to Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation to the Supreme Court
Kwadar Ray, Managing Editor
October 8, 2018
Before he even gets a chance to take part in a ruling, judge Brett Kavanaugh is already one of the most polarizing justices in Supreme Court history. Despite his political positions on executive power that initially garnered controversy, Kavanaugh, who was confirmed by the senate this past Friday by a sl...
Clubs at Pace Expect to Feel Effect of New Housing Point System
Alexis Nieman, Contributing Writer
October 6, 2018
The new housing point system that is set for Fall 2019 will not only be affecting individual students, but also the clubs and organizations at Pace. The old system allowed students to gain housing points by swiping into events and being involved in clubs on campus, while the new system is solely based ...
Financial Aid Package Gets Readjusted if Students Financial Aid Exceeds Cost of Attendance
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
October 6, 2018
$63,000 is a lot for the cost of attendance for school. Even though Pace doesn’t expect students to pay that much, it’s kind of scary how some students still end up paying a good portion out of their pocket. After being admitted into any school, a financial aid package is given to the student...
Career Services’ Importance Highlighted at Paton House Ribbon Cutting
Callie Anderson, Contributing Writer
October 4, 2018
Career Services hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Paton House before the Job and Internship Fair on Wednesday. Speakers at the ribbon cutting included: Phyllis Mooney, Executive Director of Career Services; Robina Schepp, Vice President of Enrollment Management; Nancy Reagin, Interim Associate...
Pace Football Scores Most Points in over 30 Years in Route to its First Home Win of the Season
Tyaire Joseph, Sports Writer
September 30, 2018
Coming into Saturday, the Setters looked to redeem themselves from last year’s 56-30 loss to Stonehill College. The Setters, led by junior quarterback Carlton Aiken in his second career start, did just that with a convincing 51-30 win. Pace’s offense thrived through the air and on the ground, totaling...
Internship Do’s and Don’ts
Alexandra Bellusci, Contributing Writer
September 29, 2018
When it comes to college, there is one word that pops up constantly and sticks around all four years: internship. We love to let out a huge sigh as we search desperately on Linkedin, Indeed.com, or head over to career services to see what connections they have. Internships are a very important aspect...
New Housing Point System set for Fall 2019
Alexis Neiman, Contributing Writer
September 29, 2018
Last week, the Student Government Association (SGA) sent out an email announcing a new housing system that would be put into place for the Fall 2019 semester. In the past, housing points were based off GPA, the amount of credits completed, community service, resident hall involvement, and campus in...
New QB Carlton Aiken on his Performance thus far and Expectations for Saturday’s Game against Stonehill
Kwadar Ray, Managing Editor
September 27, 2018
Pace football's game last Friday night against Assumption College was quarterback Carlton Aiken's first start - not only as a Setter, but in his collegiate career. The junior transfer began his college play at Central Connecticut State and then transferred to Lackawanna College his sophomore season....
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