The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

For the Love of Food will premiere May 8th at 7PM at the Jacob Burns Film Center 
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Pace Student Documentary to Premiere on May 8th

Emily Teixeira May 5, 2023

This year’s Producing the Documentary class will premiere its film For the Love of Food on Monday, May 8 at 7 PM at the Jacob Burns Film Center. The class is taught by Professor Maria Luskay, who described...

Shant Mardirossian, from the Armenian National Committee of America.

Pace Alum Pledges a Scholarship Fund for Future Filmmakers

Kat Plescia April 6, 2023

When Pace University alumnus Shant Mardirossian walked into Willcox Hall – the editing hub of the PaceDocs crew – he saw firsthand some of the raw clips fresh from their recent trip to France.  Mardirossian...

Rip Van Winkle Rod and Gun Club ’s Crow Killing Competition. Palenville, NY, 2014.

Pace Students Lobbying To End Wildlife Killing Contests In New York

Leanna Ward, Editor-In-Chief February 23, 2023

This semester, nine students are making a stand for animal welfare. They are doing this by opposing the inhumane killing of wildlife in hunting contests within New York. They are supporting a bill that...

Pet Photo Contest – February Winners

Jessica Barr February 23, 2023

This year the Pace Chronicle held its first pet photo competition, and the results are in! Three winners were selected for the two categories: cats and dogs. It was a close call with how many adorable...

Pace University Pleasantville’s Wellbeing Fair, Credit: College of Health Professions, Pace University

Pace University takes on new initiatives to promote wellbeing

Anthony Guerrero February 22, 2023

Pace has signed the Okanagan Charter, an international charter of health promoting universities, as a testament to their commitment to the health and wellness of their community. The signing took place...

Pace Students Explore the Importance of Civic Engagement In Washington, D.C.

Pace Students Explore the Importance of Civic Engagement In Washington, D.C.

Hannah Mills February 22, 2023

WASHINGTON D.C. - On Friday, February 17th, a selected group of twenty-eight students from both the New York City and Pleasantville campuses boarded a bus headed to Washington, District of Columbia...

Why Students Do (Or Don’t) Get Involved on Campus

Emily Teixeira February 21, 2023

Pace’s Pleasantville campus offers its students a wide array of clubs, organizations, and activities to get involved in. Students have a variety of reasons for gravitating toward their chosen activities...

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What You Should Know About ChatGPT

James Steigerwald, Feature Editor February 20, 2023

ChatGPT was released in November of 2022. It has since had a significant impact on the technology, communication, and education of the world. But is it as trustworthy and ethical as it is made out to be? Developed...

(Hannah Mills/ The Pace Chronicle)

New Pace Market to Provide Free Food to Students

Hannah Mills February 15, 2023

Starting this spring, Pace University’s Office of Residential Life partnered with Feeding Westchester, a nonprofit organization focused on addressing hunger and food insecurity in the local community,...

The Inevitable Emotion: Grief

The Inevitable Emotion: Grief

Nicholas Diaz February 6, 2023

In Dedication to my grandmother, Ana I Travieso. Grief is something that unfortunately we will all have to experience sooner or later. It is a deep suffering that cannot be healed and is often not talked...

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