Women’s Basketball Hall of Famer Sue Wicks Advises Students to Fight for Their Dreams
Kwadar Ray, Sports Editor
April 21, 2018
Women's Basketball Hall of Famer, Sue Wicks, eagerly strolled through the Pace campus Friday afternoon, reminiscent to an incoming freshman on a college tour. The former New York Liberty All-Star quickly proved she did not visit Pace just to discuss her athletic success and accolades--which includes...
Olivia Wint Wins Election, Becomes News SGA President
Sean Browne, Editor-in-Chief
April 8, 2018
On April 4 Olivia Wint woke up at 9:50 a.m. to check the poll results on her computer. However, Wint isn’t a morning person, so instead of checking the results she changed her mind and went back to sleep. An hour later her phone blew up with text messages, and she suddenly knew what happened. Wint...
Alpha Chi Rho Shows Autism Throughout History During Annual Autism Dinner
Adiba Sikder, Feature Editor
April 8, 2018
Alpha Chi Rho hosted their annual Autism dinner on Friday in Butcher Suite in order to raise awareness for Autism Awareness month and to bring attention to the horrendous torture that people with Autism have faced throughout history. When students entered Butcher Suite, they were asked to get food...
Hillel Club and ASU Host Passover Event
Carmen Ballon, Feature Writer
April 7, 2018
The Asian Student Union (ASU) and Hillel club collaborated to bring the true meaning of Passover back to Pace University in Butcher Suite on Monday. The celebration spread across the room with students of different cultures, conversing and laughing throughout the night. The two clubs brought a...
Pace’s SAAC Giving Student-Athletes Opportunities to Engage in Activism
Kwadar Ray, Sports Editor
March 31, 2018
Most student-athletes believe that “ball is life,” but for Pace’s Student Athletes Advisory Committee (SAAC) members there is more to their collegiate careers than this idea. SAAC members are responsible for notifying the school administration and athletic department of any problems impacting student-athle...
The Musical Prowess of David Grant
Kwadar Ray, Sports Editor
March 31, 2018
David Grant and his parents had just finished their Mother's Day dinner at a restaurant when Grant–then a sophomore in high school–was approached by a middle-aged man who recognized him from a live musical performance he had done at a park in South Orange, N.J. a week earlier. The man eagerly ask...
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...
Opening The Conversation: Consent in College
Christina Bubba, Feature Writer
March 30, 2018
With recent cases of sexual abuse, there has been a rising awareness of sexual assault throughout the nation. However, something that may not be discussed enough is how to prevent it. One step in the right direction is educating young people on sexual consent. This is exactly what Pace University...
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...
Introducing the Pace Guitar Organization
Jack Fozard, Feature Writer
February 24, 2018
No music program but surely plenty of students who like music; A situation at the Westchester campus that can leave those looking to continue the study or appreciation for music at a loss- that’s where this new club comes in The Pace Guitar Organization is a brand-new recently funded club at Pace...
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