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North Hall sits empty, dimly lit with no lights from windows. The residential building was announced to close in July 2024.
From Dorm to Dormant: North Hall Keeps an Uncertain Fate
Gianna Mojica and Chloe Stanberry-Rosseter April 1, 2025

North Hall, one of the Pleasantville Campus’s five residential buildings was closed in the summer last year, with no foreseeable plans for...

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This Women’s History Month, Take Action to Support the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Hannah Mills, Alondra Garcia, Allison Pedraza, Sofia Lopez, and Elise Ferschweiler March 24, 2025

This article was originally written by the authors as part of a group project for CHP 180: Mindfulness and Cultural Intelligence, which focused...

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Setters Thriving Away from Home
Dylan Brown, Editor-In-Chief • March 10, 2025

Spring sports for the Blue and Gold are off to a great start. Pace Baseball, Softball, Women’s Lacrosse and Men’s Lacrosse have all had players...

The in-flight passenger screen shows the aircraft progress to New York, NY.
International Students, A Signifigant Part of Pace’s Population, are Underserved
Anya Dutova, Contributing Writer • April 2, 2025

International students make up a sizeable percentage of Pace University’s student body. But are our stories heard?  We come from many countries...

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