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Dean Carpenter Leaves Pace University after 12 Years

Dean Carpenter Leaves Pace University after 12 Years

Sequoia Cumming, Editor In Chief • December 6, 2021

Dean Rachel Carpenter announced in an email to Pace faculty and staff on Friday that she will be leaving the university after nearly 12 years of service. Dean Carpenter has accepted a position as Vice...

Pace Announces Official Commencement Plan

Pace Announces Official Commencement Plan

Emily Teixeira • November 10, 2021

Today, Pace officially announced their plan for this year's commencement ceremonies. They will take place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens on Monday, May 16. Graduates from...

Pace Updates Visitor Policy to keep Campus Safe

Emily Teixeira • October 4, 2021

Pace University sent out an email on Monday clarifying their visitor policy, as well as other on-campus COVID safety procedures. In order for guests (including alumni, retired faculty and staff, and...

Students, faculty, and staff must wear a mask indoors, and outside when social distancing cannot be enforced.

Effective immediately: On-Campus? Mask on.

Sequoia Cumming, Editor In Chief • August 13, 2021

Early Friday, Pace University updated the campus mask policy effective immediately. Masks are now required to be worn indoors at all times and outdoors when social distancing cannot be maintained. Brian...

Kayla Betacchini, Assistant Director for Orientation and Transitions in SDCA, and Caitlin Galvin, a master’s student at the University of Maine who is living on campus while doing a summer internship in the area, chat at the Kessel Student Center, June 22, 2021. Kessel is already showing signs of loosening restrictions, such as uncovering the pool table.

Fall semester policy update: No masks or social distancing, vaccination required

Sequoia Cumming, Editor In Chief • June 22, 2021

Pace University President Marvin Krislov released updated policies on mask mandates and vaccinations in a statement addressed to the Pace community Tuesday morning. Pace’s “normal return” is assisted...

An Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. Pace University has officially mandated students to show a proof of vaccination for the fall semester.

Pace Mandates COVID-19 Vaccine for All Students, Faculty Strongly Advised

Ibrahim Aksoy, Contributing Writer • April 26, 2021

Pace has announced that all students will be required to show proof of coronavirus vaccination before the beginning of the fall semester in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Pace is planning...

Pace has officially announced its plans for this years graduating classes!

Pace Releases Official Commencement Plans

Emily Teixeira • April 21, 2021

On April 16, Pace University released their official plan for this year’s commencement ceremonies. The virtual ceremony will take place on May 17 at 1 p.m.  Pace Board of Trustee chairman Mark Besca...

Athletics Updates Spectator Policy

Emily Teixeira • April 12, 2021

On April 10, Pace Athletics updated their spectator policy. Student athletes and coaches will now be permitted to invite up to two guests to come and view outdoor home games. Athletes and coaches must...

Zoom machines are one of the many ways classes have been taught this semester. Due to the challenges students have faced with remote learning, Pace is adopting the pass/fail option for Spring 2021.

Pace gives students Pass/Fail option for Spring 2021

Katie Walsh, Managing Editor • April 6, 2021

Pace is allowing students to choose a pass/fail option for their Spring 2021 courses. This option was implemented during Spring 2020 and has continued during the course of the pandemic. All students will...

As of March 5, all three Pace campuses are at Green Status for COVID-19.

Pace Enters Green Zone as COVID-19 Rates Decline

Emily Teixeira • March 5, 2021

University President Marvin Krislov informed Pace that its COVID-19 alert levels are at green status in an email sent out on March 5, 2021. Test positivity rates over the past two weeks are under one percent...

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