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The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

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...

Courtesy of Pace Student Government Association (Pace_sga/IG)

Spring Fest Artist Arrested on Wednesday

Sahtrese McQueen May 6, 2024

  In comparison to last year's SpringFest, this year's stage was jumping all night! Opening the show was rap group 41, followed by hard-hitting rapper Lola Brooke, and lastly R&B artist...

From left to right: Pleasantville PD, Mount Pleasant PD, Westchester County PD, Pleasantville PD.

Pace Students encounter Westchester Police while filming “Vanish”

Osei Owusu-Afriyie Jr. May 6, 2024

PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. — On April 11th, a group of students in the Cinematography Two class went to Opperman’s Pond to film a scene for the new MCVA movie, “Vanish”. This interesting film concept...

Pace Perk Cafe's Chalkboard Advertisement of Their 14th Anniversary Party outside its doors on April 15, 2024

Students Reflect on Pace Perk Cafe at 14th Anniversary Party

Evan Mahanna, Feature Editor/Business Manager April 20, 2024

Ever wanted to grab a late-night snack while having a good time with friends all from the comfort of being on campus? That’s what PacePerk Cafe is all about. Founded in 2010, the student-run business...

Response to "BIPOC Mentors Unpaid Since Fall"

Response to “BIPOC Mentors Unpaid Since Fall”

Pace Chronicle Staff April 12, 2024

We thank Dr. Stephanie Akunvabey, Ms. Nila Bhaumik, and Ms. Susan Donahue for taking the article, posted on March 15th, 2024, into consideration and responding during Spring Break. The following is...

CCAR Office Coordinator Christina Burchett standing in Wilcox MPR, one of two designated polling locations for Pace students, on April 2, 2024.

Pace Students Now Have Designated Polling Stations on Campus

Osei Owusu-Afriyie Jr. April 8, 2024

PLEASANTVILLE, NY –  New York State held its 2024 Presidential Primaries last Tuesday, April 2nd. Both were for the state's Republican and Democratic parties.  For the first time, Pace University...

map from the United States Geological Survey demonstrates the range of distance that the 10:30 AM earthquake and aftershock was felt.

Earthquake strikes New Jersey, Tremors Felt in Pleasantville

Jake Sharkey April 5, 2024

 “Did you feel that? Are you okay?” This is what many people asked their family and friends around Pace University this morning when the campus was greeted with shocks from a nearby earthquake. Near...

Front of Miller Hall. Photo Courtesy of webpage.pace.edu

President Krislov on Campus Involvement and School-Town Relations

Dylan Brown, Editor-In-Chief March 18, 2024

This article is on the topic of on-campus involvement and school/town relations. For the article about academics, the article about student life, and the article about infrastructure, head to our News...

Outside of the Office of SGA

Diaz And Tracey Wins 2024 SGA Election

Pace Chronicle Staff March 15, 2024

Incumbent President Nick Diaz and Vice President Paris Tracey have won reelection to their respective offices in the Student Government Association. The announcement was made on the official Instagram...

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