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The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

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Student Assaulted in Dorm Room on Halloween Night

James Steigerwald and Evan Mahanna December 15, 2024

For university students, Halloween Weekend – often called “Halloweekend”, is a time for costumes, parties, and celebrations. However, things took a darker turn when a violent altercation took place...

December 4th: Toast the End of the Semester at the Mortola Library

December 4th: Toast the End of the Semester at the Mortola Library

Ronit Kapoor, Contributing Writer December 4, 2024

Happening Today--As students head into the last few weeks of the semester, Mortola Library holds a Toast Day, where toast and various toppings will be served! This will be held on December 4th, 2024, from...

Courtesy of @pacebeebuddies on Instagram

Bee Aware: Protecting the Pollinators 

Silas Gonzalez, Guest Writer November 21, 2024

In recent years, conversations around bees have started buzzing in environmental science circles, and for good reason. These industrious insects play a critical role in our ecosystem and agriculture, acting...

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,...

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Campus Ghost Town: Why Weekends at Pace Are a Letdown

Tisha Baker, Secretary October 24, 2024

I recently spent a weekend on campus to catch up on work at the library. During my time, I was struck by how empty and quiet the campus felt. What was supposed to be a lively space for students felt more...

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....

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