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The results are in: The Chronicle Fall 2020 Student Survey results indicate how Setters truly feel

With the COVID-19 regulations, classes in the fall will likely be a mix of all three of these options.

Katie Walsh, Managing Editor

June 24, 2020

While universities are trying to figure out how to hold campus classes while also following CDC and state guidelines, Pace announced the adjustment of the academic calendar to maximize dorm use, minimize semester length and minimize travel away from campus. The official statement regarding the calendar changes was published on the Pace w...

Default Report: Fall 2020 campus return survey results

Katie Walsh, Managing Editor

June 24, 2020

Default Report Fall 2020 Campus Return June 24th 2020, 5:58 pm MDT   Q1 - What Pace campus are you located at? # Answer % Count 1 NYC 63.50% 214 2 Pleasantville 35.31% 119 3 White Plains 0.30% 1 4 Split between Multiple 0.89% 3 Total 100% 337           Q2 - Consider your own health, as well as your family’s heath, and choos...

Mini Language Sessions with Pace International Continues

The third mini-language session was held on May 5th. Students had the opportunity learn Mandarin.

Ibrahim Aksoy, Contributing Writer

May 13, 2020

Pace University International Students and Scholars (ISS) held its third online mini-language sessions through Zoom. In the third meeting of the newly-developed event, students had the opportunity to learn select letters from the Mandarin alphabet, phrases and idioms.  The one-hour event took place from 3:25-4:...

Producing the Documentary class continues despite previous setbacks

This year's PaceDocs team poses before remote learning.

Alexis Nieman, Media Editor

May 12, 2020

The highly-coveted class, Producing the Documentary (PaceDocs), had to adapt considerably during the current global pandemic. Their original plan of going to France to document beekeeping on urban rooftops for their documentary, Bee Aware, was no longer doable by March, and so the class had to switch to P...

And the award goes to…

And the award goes to...

Miaira Raiford, Contributing Writer

May 12, 2020

On Friday, May 8, The Blue and Golds: Campus Community Award Ceremony took to Zoom to celebrate, honor and highlight previous recognition on the Pace campus. Hosted by the Setters Leadership Initiatives (SLI) and Student Development & Campus Activities (SDCA), around 85 to 100 attendees gathered on the...

Pace combats a financial crisis amid COVID-19

Pace is actively undergoing scenario modeling and financial remodeling to combat the effects of COVID-19./

Christina Bubba, Editor-in-Chief

May 6, 2020

The financial implications on higher education are rapidly evolving and are increasingly worrisome for many private institutions. Pace is no exception to the inevitability of monetary concerns stemming from the global coronavirus pandemic. According to the Faculty Counsel Chair of the NYC campus, Dan...

Meal plan balances to rollover amid campus closure

Pace announced that meal plan balances automatically rollover to the next academic year.

Ibrahim Aksoy, Contributing Writer

May 6, 2020

As Pace's campuses remain closed, students continuously inquire of university plans to issue refunds for unused services such as mandatory-to-purchase meal plans. However, in an email sent by the provost clarified that all unused meal plans will be rolled over to the fall semester except graduating seni...

Incoming President of SGA: Kadija Shaw

SGA's incoming president, Kadija Shaw

Miaira Raiford, Contributing Writer

May 3, 2020

There were many candidates in the Student Government Association (SGA) elections this year, but by 192 votes, third year business manager major Kadija Shaw won the position for president. Shaw ran against Evan Marino with a goal to improve life on the Pace campus and search for ways students could...

Life on campus during remote learning

Pat Ortiz poses by the pond on Pace's Pleasantville campus on a spring day after most students moved out.

Christina Bubba, Editor-in-Chief

April 28, 2020

Although students were encouraged to move back home in mid-March as a COVID-19 preventative, campus remains open for registered students and essential employees. One student who registered to stay on campus, Pat Ortiz, ultimately decided to continue to live on campus for the purpose of her academics. “Not...

One student’s self-isolation experience

One student's self-isolation experience

Ibrahim Aksoy, Contributing Writer

April 27, 2020

To many students, self-quarantine and isolation mean being away from friends. Since the COVID-19's appearance in the United States, many universities evacuated their campuses-- leaving a once hot spot for gatherings, concerts and parties empty in the middle of March. Sophomore digital cinema and filmmaking...

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