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The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

One of the signs around campus advertising voting in Willcox. (Evan Mahanna)

Pace Opens Willcox Hall For Voting

Evan Mahanna, Feature Editor/Business Manager November 14, 2024

*To prevent electioneering, photos were not taken within 100 feet of the voting site.   On Election Day, Pace’s Center for Community Development, Action, and Research (CCAR) hosted a voting...

Photo by Dylan Paczkowski

Strange Cult-Like Structure Found in Pace Woods

James Steigerwald, Managing Editor November 6, 2024

What lies in the woods? The Nature Center here at Pace University offers a wooded area that students can explore, with a hiking trail split into many different paths. However, if you have ever gone off-trail,...

Dr. Carmine Guida, Seidenberg School of CSIS

Game Development: Pace’s new major

Jackson Blackburn, Contributing Writer October 22, 2024

NEW YORK, NY  - Pace University’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Informational Systems has picked up a new addition for this fall semester: a Game Development major. Being offered on both...

A professor with students. Photo courtesy of pace.edu

Pace & Adjuncts Reach Agreement, Avoid Strike

James Steigerwald and Hannah Mills October 21, 2024

An agreement has been reached with the Union of Adjunct Faculty at Pace (UAFP) and Pace University. This was announced in an email sent to faculty by Jonathan Hill, the Interim Provost and Executive Vice...

Mold Spores collected from Alumni Hall by Chloe Stanberry-Rosetter. Photos by Professor Aaron B. Steiner Ph.D

Alumni Hall Plagued with Black Mold

Chloe Stanberry-Rosseter and Gianna Mojica October 21, 2024

Publisher's Note, October 29, 2024: Professor Aaron B. Steiner assisted in the examination of mold spores found by the authors. Additionally, he is the source for the photograph accompanying this article....

The Reality of Pace Commuter Life

The Reality of Pace Commuter Life

Anna Cooney, Contributing Writer October 21, 2024

TO MAKE PUBLIC 10/22 12:00 pm Pace University can be characterized through an array of different qualities and personalities—its top-notch programs, its rich diversity, along with its undeniable homey-feel....

Official Poster for the Raising The Bar Concert featuring a performance by Ashanti. Courtesy of Pace Women's Justice Center.

Pace Women’s Justice Center to Host “Raising The Bar” Benefit Concert

Pace Chronicle Staff September 30, 2024

WHITE PLAINS, NY- The following is a press release from Pace Women's Justice Center, headquartered at the Elizabeth Haub School of Law. Their Raising The Bar Benefit Concert happens Thursday, October 24,...

The EBoard of the Commuter Advisory Board poses for a picture at the opening of the Commuter Lounge(Sussy Vizuet)

Commuter Lounge in Mortola Library Opens

Anya Dutova, Contributing Writer September 22, 2024

Pace University celebrated the new commuter lounge opening on September 12. The lounge is on the second floor of the Mortola Library.  Now non-resident students are offered a space to relax between classes,...

Concerns About Potential Strike Loom as Adjunct Faculty Contract is Set to Expire

Concerns About Potential Strike Loom as Adjunct Faculty Contract is Set to Expire

James Steigerwald and Hannah Mills August 30, 2024

Please note that this is a developing story – things may change or have changed by the time this is published, we will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.   The...

Photo Obtained from Pace.edu/housing/residence-halls

The Unforeseen Closure of North Hall

Leanna Ward, News Editor August 1, 2024

Housing Operations has drastically changed resident student’s housing options midway through summer, effective for the fall term. North Hall, the historic upper-level student residence hall, will be...

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