Stevie Marie Deluca, born on May 3rd, 2005, was a junior at Pace University when illness unfortunately took her life days before her 21st birthday. At only 20 years old, Stevie left this world...
Recently, Pace has faced budget cuts in various departments and organizations. There has been a lack of classes coinciding with said changes and cuts. It’s no coincidence – downsizing is occurring...
Pace University’s LGBTQA+ Center is hosting the fourteenth annual Lavender Graduation next month on May 1st, honoring LGBTQA+ students and allies. During the ceremony, graduating students will be...
After your last class of the day, imagine entering your dorm to reveal items strewn about the floor, a cluttered desk, and a mild stench left behind from your last meal. Many Pace students can relate to...
I attended the New York Toy Fair this past month held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center alongside Editor-in-Chief James Steigerwald. It was a fantastic showing of upcoming products from across...
Pace recently lost a dedicated professor, Dr. Barbara Farrell, who taught accounting. Dr. Farrell was a certified public accountant. Her professional experience included working at well-known public accounting...
The Fall 2025 semester introduced a new development to Pace's University 101 courses. The most significant of these changes was the introduction of thirteen 3-credit sections as opposed to the traditional...
Pace University has recently partnered with Barnes and Noble for the First Day Complete program, a plan aimed at both reducing the cost and having more accessible textbooks for students – that is if...
A proposal for a new core curriculum was approved at a Westchester Faculty Council (WFC) meeting this past month. Going into effect for the 2026-27 academic years, this new core will remove Area of Knowledge...
Students at Pace may have noticed changes in familiar environments lately. The school has been undergoing lots of additions and improvements to the campus at the Mortola Library, Alumni Hall, Kessel Student...
