P4K increases amount raised from last year
Katie Walsh, Feature Editor
November 17, 2019
145 student participants, five miracle families, faculty and staff members gathered in Gottesman Saturday night for the 7th annual Pace 4 Kids (P4K) dance marathon. The amount raised was revealed at the end of the night by executive board members and faculty advisor Suede Graham. $11,327 was rais...
New Asian Restaurant in Pleasantville: Fatt Root
November 17, 2019
The town of Pleasantville has many new restaurants popping up as it is a popular place to own a business. The new restaurant Fatt Root is an Asian cuisine, with many different options to pick from. They have dishes that are friendly to vegans, vegetarians, nut allergies, gluten-free and dairy-free...
United Cultural Council’s “Life After the Yard”
November 17, 2019
On Wednesday, November 12, 2019, United Cultural Council hosted “Life After the Yard,” an event in which students interested in joining Greek life could gather more information about how joining fraternities and sororities can impact them, both here at Pace and after they graduate. The event was...
Lack of Membership with Pace Students in ROTC
Alexis Nieman, Media Editor
November 16, 2019
It’s 4:30 a.m. on a Wednesday morning. Everyone on campus will be fast asleep for at least a few more hours, but junior Jared Maldonado is up and getting ready for a long day of Reserve Officer Training Corps, otherwise known as ROTC. Maldonado is the only person at Pace Pleasantville who partici...
Another Fabulous Year of “Fabulosity”
Alexis Nieman and Callie Anderson
November 16, 2019
What do six student drag performers and one fabulous Drag Queen equal? Pride at Pace’s “Fabulosity,” of course! This past Thursday, Gottesman was transformed into a high-energy showcase of drag, complete with a cat-walk, judges and all the colorful candy you could eat. The annual event showca...
Students and Faculty Voice their Concerns at Fall 2019 Town Hall
Stefano Ausenda, Distribution Manager/Opinion Editor
November 16, 2019
Why is there not a tracking system for the shuttle that runs from campus to Memorial Plaza? Why are there so many permanent triple dorm rooms on campus, especially in Alumni Hall? Why do so many student employees frequently not get paid on time? On Wednesday, November 13, Pace students and faculty voiced...
Pace officially becomes a test-optional university
Katie Walsh, Feature Editor
November 16, 2019
Over the past few years, schools and universities around the country have been decreasing the importance of standardized test scores in the college admissions process. Many universities such as Hofstra and Marist, have gone test-optional, where students have the opportunity to apply without sending in the...
Pi Lambda Phi raised $365 in their annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event
November 11, 2019
This past Wednesday, Pi Lambda Phi hosted their annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event, in which the fraternity’s members did laps around the perimeter of Alumni Hall to raise money and awareness for domestic abuse victims. The event was part of a worldwide effort that started in 2001, when...
Society19 has a new chapter at Pace
Katie Walsh, Feature Editor
November 10, 2019
A popular online college publication, Society19, now has its own place at Pace. Kaylyn Fountain, a Digital Cinema and Filmmaking major, was scrolling through internships on Handshake when she came across an editorial position at Society19. Society19 is a nationwide published magazine that contains segme...
Dean Braun’s Pivot from Pace
November 10, 2019
The Lubin Business school’s influential Dean Braun is stepping down and moving on from Pace. Braun is unique from the Lubin deans that came before him as he did not go to business school, but is indeed a businessman. “With a background in business rather than academics, I am market-driven and...
Read about one of the many new restaurants in downtown Pleasantville, Fatt Root, which specializes in Asian cuisine. Full article by Riley Sosnowski. https://pacechronicle.com/news/2019/11/17/new-asian-restaurant-in-pleasantville-fatt-root/#photo
The English and Communications major at Pleasantville is getting a new look. If approved, the major will change from English and Communications to Writing and Rhetoric and will focus more on writing and less on literature. Full story by Alexis Nieman. https://pacechronicle.com/news/2019/11/08/english-department-to-introduce-writing-and-rhetoric-major-by-2020/
Pace has partnered with Hope’s Door, a local non-profit women’s shelter for single women; women with children and women who have suffered from domestic abuse, during the holiday season to help sponsor families. Full article by Katie Walsh. https://pacechronicle.com/news/2019/11/09/pace-community-sponsors-families-for-those-in-need/#photo