Note from the Editors: Article Retraction
Christina Bubba & Sequoia Cumming
September 15, 2019
Recently, the Pace Chronicle editorial staff reviewed and decided to take down an article that was published May 17, 2019. The article, Consensual Seduction or Cruel Intentions? An Investigation into a Sexual Assault Allegation on Pace’s Campus told a true story of sexual assault and brought a very i...
The Steady Progress of Pace Delivers
Stefano Ausenda, Distribution Manager/Opinion Editor
September 14, 2019
When I came to this campus in 2017, the student-run business, Pace Delivers, was one of the businesses struggling the most. They had cancelled their lunchtime runs due to lack of student interest, they were doing business with only two to three restaurants, and food was often delivered to students over...
Convocation: 2016 vs 2019
Stefano Ausenda, Distribution Manager/Opinion Editor
September 7, 2019
It was the day before the official start of the Fall 2016 semester at Pace’s New York City campus, and the RAs knocked on the doors of brand new freshmen as a reminder for them to prepare for the first time the entire class would meet together at the same event—and the last time until their commencement...
Pace Needs to Increase Amount of Outdoor Outlets
May 4, 2019
With finals season upon us, students are sticking to their laptops and their textbooks to prepare for the year’s last assignments and exams. Although, the outdoor spaces and workplaces Pace offers are getting their use and many students can be seen taking their work outdoors, their time is limited...
Fresh Pastries: A Look at the New Additions to Kessel
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
April 15, 2019
The Kessel Student Center has been through many changes, food stations, and cooks. They have continued to build on those changes and have added even more additions to the supply of food they serve students. Those new additions include a newly renovated pastry section, a sushi bowl, and a new design...
College Admissions Scandal: Legacy Admissions Don’t Matter Until they Do
Sequoia Cumming, Managing Editor
April 13, 2019
Recent allegations of Hollywood personalities' involvement in potentially the largest college admissions scandal in the nation's history has brought the inner clockwork of college admissions to light. While the scandal is centralized around larger Ivy League institutions, that does not soften the worry...
Show Me The Money: Pace Should Refund Graduating Students with Leftover Meal Plan Cash
Alexis Nieman, Media Editor
April 13, 2019
The end of the school year at Pace reveals two types of students: those who have swipe money, and those who do not. The ones who do are usually the students who have had enough of Kessel and refuse to eat there anymore. The ones who don’t are left to plan their meals accordingly, or dish out the do...
No Car No Problem: The Solution For A Student With No Wheels
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
April 6, 2019
Students struggle with a lot of day-to-day actions but one of the most important of them all is transportation. Even though most campuses, if not all, supply a shuttle bus service, there is always a schedule that accompanies it. This means students have to plan their errands, outings, and movement around...
New Townhouse Selection and Housing Point System: Fair or Unfair?
Josiah Darnell, Opinion Editor
March 30, 2019
Housing is one of the most important aspects for a student’s college experience. It is so essential to how students prepare, socialize, and enjoy their school. With that in mind, it makes sense why students want to be able to pick and choose what dorm they stay in. This is why the housing selection...
Pecker and Pace: What are the Next Steps?
Kwadar Ray, Managing Editor
March 26, 2019
Three weeks ago, I penned an opinion piece in The Chronicle calling for Pace to cut ties with David J. Pecker, one of the school’s wealthiest donors, but most notorious alumnus. Pecker, the owner of the National Enquirer, is a tabloid tycoon and has become infamous for unethical practices. Among the mo...
Pace student editor demands college sever ties with National Enquirer's David Pecker https://t.co/04BrWEoxGW
A story about me: https://t.co/iJ9PNABfeG
