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The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

CCAR volunteers tabling in Kessel Student Center.

Voting Underway This Election Day

Evan Mahanna, Managing Editor November 4, 2025

On Tuesday, November 4, Pace students and faculty will be given the opportunity to vote. Unlike last year, the polling place is not on campus, so instead, The Center for Community Action and Research (CCAR)...

Black Bear in Westchester

Black Bear Spotted Near Pace University 

James Steigerwald, Editor-in-Chief October 7, 2025

A Pace Emergency Alert was sent out this past Saturday alerting the community to a black bear sighting in the wooded area between Entrances 2 and 3 to the university. Those who encountered it were cautioned...

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Pace’s Rebrand of DEI Program Sparks Backlash

James Steigerwald, Editor-in-Chief September 5, 2025

In a recent post on Instagram, Pace University announced they would be changing The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) to the Division of Opportunity and Institutional Excellence (DOIE)....

The Lonely Townhouse Car (Kate Fink)

Lonely Townhouse Car Stays Parked as Pace Rolls Out New Security Upgrades

Ronit Kapoor, Staff Writer September 2, 2025

Students who pass by the parking lot by the Townhouses may notice a Ford Mustang Convertible that seems like it's always there... well, it may be a surprise to you that it's been sitting there for a year...

Source: ABC News

Pace Prepares for Major Federal Loan Changes Under New Trump Bill

James Steigerwald, Editor-in-Chief September 2, 2025

When President Donald Trump signed the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' into law last month, it introduced hundreds of provisions, added an estimated $3 trillion to the national debt, and slashed trillions...

A peanut butter and jelly sandwich (label below) is incorrectly tagged as brownie brittle(top of product) in Miller Mart.

New Efforts Emerge to Combat Miller Mart Theft

Daniel Zelevansky, News/Sports Editor May 5, 2025

There has become a noticeable trend of adding extra security tags on foods at Pace University's Miller Mart. Established before the Fall 2023 semester, Miller Mart was introduced as part of the new market...

Source: Pace University

Current Political Climate Threatens LGBTQ+ Safety on Campus

James Steigerwald, Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2025

Since his inauguration in January, President Trump has diminished or taken away a significant number of protections for LGBTQA+ people, as was the case in his first term served in 2017. He has rolled out...

An Analysis of A Historic Third SGA Term

Daniel Zelevansky, News/Sports Editor April 15, 2025

For the third consecutive year, rising seniors Nick Diaz and Paris Tracey have been reelected as President and Vice President of The Student Government Association (SGA) at Pace University’s Pleasantville...

The Pace Chronicle x Investment Club Hosts "Guide to Proofreading: Financial Advice."

The Pace Chronicle x Investment Club Hosts “Guide to Proofreading: Financial Advice.”

Anastasia Bordone, Copy Editor April 15, 2025

Disclaimer: For legal purposes, this is not financial advice. Earlier today, both the Pace Chronicle and Investment Club hosted an event called “Guide to Proofreading: Financial Advice.” James Steigerwald...

North Hall sits empty, dimly lit with no lights from windows. The residential building was announced to close in July 2024.

From Dorm to Dormant: North Hall Keeps an Uncertain Fate

Gianna Mojica and Chloe Stanberry-Rosseter April 1, 2025

North Hall, one of the Pleasantville Campus’s five residential buildings was closed in the summer last year, with no foreseeable plans for its future. Today, the building remains closed off to students...

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