The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE
The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE
The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE
Emily Teixeira

Emily Teixeira

Emily Teixeira is a senor communications major with a creative writing minor. She’s served as a contributing writer to the Chronicle since her freshman year, and is the current president of the Pace Book Club. She also writes for Chroma and plays flute in the Pep Band. She has a passion for all styles of writing and hopes to make a living as a novelist one day. (You can watch her journey towards publication unfold at www.emilyteixeiracom.wordpress.com)

All content by Emily Teixeira
Meet Paces new Dean for Students- Jeffrey Barnett!

Meet the New Dean for Students

December 8, 2022
Pace is bringing back its faculty-led study abroad programs this spring for the first time since COVID struck. Heres a photo from one of Paces previous trips to Costa Rica.

Faculty-Led Study Abroad is Back

October 20, 2022

The Last English Majors

October 1, 2022
Despite advertising itself as one school, students at Pace University say that your experience differs greatly depending on which campus you attend, and that there is a strong sense of disconnect between Pace NYC and Pace Pleasantville.

Two Campuses, One Pace (?)

September 17, 2022
Counseling Center via Pace University on Youtube

Managing Mental Health Throughout the Semester

August 28, 2022
This year, when Paces Leinhard School of Nursing informed the graduating class that they would not be reviving their annual pinning ceremony, the students took it upon themselves to host one on their own.

The Nursing Class of 2022 Hosts Their Own Nursing Appreciation Ceremony

June 17, 2022
On May 16, Pace will be hosting its first in person commencement ceremony since the start of the pandemic.

Pace Soon to Have First In-Person Commencement Since COVID

April 23, 2022
Paces MCVA department partnered with Music to Life, a nonprofit that supports musicians who work for social change, to film the pilot of what they hope will become a limited series.

Pace students and alumni come together for a professional film shoot

March 8, 2022
MCVA adjunct professor David Freeman has accepted a position working for the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of their school and educator programs team.

Professor David Freeman Accepts a Position at the Met

February 24, 2022
In light of a recent rise in cases, Pace has raised its COVID-19 alert level from yellow to orange status and made policy changes accordingly.

Pace Updates COVID Alert Levels

December 18, 2021
As of December 6, 2021, Pace Fit merged with Pace Perk and is now accepting meal plan. Students will no longer have to use Flex dollars to pay for their Fit orders.

Pace Fit Now Taking Meal Plan

December 11, 2021
Pace Announces Official Commencement Plan

Pace Announces Official Commencement Plan

November 10, 2021
This past Saturday, while Paces football team played against Franklin Pierce, Paces pep band played music to hype up the crowd and had fun doing it!

The Pep Band Experience

October 20, 2021
COVID-19 has changed the educational experience for students, teachers, and student teachers. Education majors have had to adapt to the ever-changing rules as they go about their class placements.

Pace Student Teachers Speak on the Effects of the Online/In-Person Transition

October 10, 2021

Pace Updates Visitor Policy to keep Campus Safe

October 4, 2021
Active Minds, a national organization dedicated to mental health awareness and advocacy, now has a chapter on the Pace Pleasantville campus.

Pleasantville Campus Welcomes Active Minds

September 25, 2021
A pre-pandemic senate meeting. This year, senate will be conducted in a HyFlex fashion so that students have the option to attend via Zoom or in-person as they desire.

SGA Senate Meetings Now to Take Place on Mondays

September 18, 2021
Pace has officially announced its plans for this years graduating classes!

Pace Releases Official Commencement Plans

April 21, 2021

Athletics Updates Spectator Policy

April 12, 2021
Last year Individual departments also held their own ceremony for students via Zoom, in addition to Paces webinar commencement. This year, commencement will consist of a virtual ceremony and a series of in-person events currently in development.

In-person Senior Events to take Place alongside Virtual Ceremony

April 2, 2021
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One Year Later…a look back on the year COVID took over the world.

March 15, 2021
As of March 5, all three Pace campuses are at Green Status for COVID-19.

Pace Enters Green Zone as COVID-19 Rates Decline

March 5, 2021
Campus will be more lively in the fall with more in-person classes and required vaccinations for students, staff and faculty. However, not everything will return to normal.

To Dorm or not to Dorm?

February 23, 2021
The 2020 program for the academic achievement award included musical performances, an appearance from the provost and the distribution of awards to students.

Annual Academic Achievement Banquet to see Adaptation in Light of the Pandemic

February 15, 2021

Pace Fit reopens for the first time since last March.

February 6, 2021
Last year COVID-19 forced students to evacuate campus prior to the bloom of Spring.

Sophomores’ look to experience the beauty of Spring

January 30, 2021
Rebecca Newman, a recent Pace graduate, had a successful academic career despite the challenges that come with her rare genetic condition.

Newman Graduates Magna Cum Laude While Battling Rare Genetic Disorder

December 2, 2020
As the Fall 2020 semester- the first on-campus semester to feel the effects of COVID-19- winds down, students and professors reflect on how it altered their experiences.

As the Fall 2020 semester comes to a close, students and professors reflect on their experiences

November 22, 2020
English professors from Paces NYC campus hosted an event to discuss the impact of language bias and how professors can address these biases in their teachings.

NYC English Professors Hold an Event to Discuss Language Bias in the Classroom

November 1, 2020
DJ Henrys friends and former assistant coach shared their experiences with Henry and the impact he had on their lives.

DJ Henry’s friends and former assistant coach share the impact he had on them

October 28, 2020
In honor of the tenth anniversary of DJ Henrys death, RHA is working to commission a mural in his honor on the side of Ianinello Field House. Once completed, this is what it would look like.

RHA Works to Commission Mural in DJ Henry’s Honor

October 17, 2020

As Quarantine Comes to a Close, President Krislov Meets with Students to Discuss the Experience

October 8, 2020
As the Alumni Hall Quarantine passes its halfway mark, quarantined students reflect on their experiences.

Inside Alumni: Some Perspectives of the Quarantine Experience

October 3, 2020
(From left to right) Garcia, Singh, Krislov, Harkham, Riley, and Carpenter posing outside Paces newly unveiled Student Veterans Center. The center will provide student veterans and military dependents with a place to socialize and access specialized resources.

Pace officially unveils its Student Veterans Center

September 25, 2020
As of 9 PM on Thursday, Alumni Hall went into quarantine after it was discovered that 18 out of 20 of Paces confirmed COVID cases are Alumni residents.

Alumni Hall put on temporary lockdown after 18 residents test positive for COVID-19

September 24, 2020
Campus will be more lively in the fall with more in-person classes and required vaccinations for students, staff and faculty. However, not everything will return to normal.

Randomized testing begins, Campuses to be treated separately

September 12, 2020
Pace University welcomes Tresamaine Grimes as its new dean of both Dyson College of arts and Sciences and the School of Education.

Meet Dean Tresmaine Grimes

September 9, 2020
Marijo Russel OGrady, Paces associate VP of Student Affairs and Dean for students on the city campus, lost her life to breast cancer earlier this month. She is remembered as a bright, caring individual who walked through life full of energy and compassion.

Remembering Marijo Russel O’Grady

August 23, 2020
So, whats the deal with fall housing?

So, what’s the deal with fall housing?

July 11, 2020
The Department of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is hosting an online social justice workshop this July.

Department of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Hosts “Social Justice and You”

July 1, 2020
As the COVID-19 situation evolves, Pace continues to monitor the best course of action to take come fall.

What can Pace residents expect come fall?

May 11, 2020
Pace extended the pass/fail registration deadline.

Pace to extend pass/fail and withdraw options

May 1, 2020
The Dyson Scholars in Residence Program works with students from the Successful Learning Center, a program that gives disabled adult learners a chance at the college experience. In an effort to keep the program alive during the shutdown, they now hold classes over Zoom

Dyson Scholars in Residence Program continues work with Successful Learning Center despite going virtual

April 25, 2020
Since Paces annual accepted student event, Pace Bound, could not take place in person this year, the university decided to hold it online via Zoom.

Pace Bound Goes Virtual

April 11, 2020
Professor Jane Collins will be hosting expressive writing workshops via Zoom at 3:00 p.m. on Fridays. This workshop aims to help students use free writing exercises as a method of stress relief and to help maintain a sense of community at a time when people must be physically distant from one another.

Expressive Writing Workshops with Professor Jane Collins: Social Distancing Edition

April 5, 2020
Pace is described to have an empty feel after majority of residents moved off campus.

Pace faculty residents remain on campus

March 29, 2020
These are two of the Wolf Conservation Centers resident Mexican gray wolves. The center raises and breeds wolves in an effort to preserve their species, and hopes to one day reintroduce these animals to their natural habitat.

Pace’s Nature Club visits Wolf Conservation Center

March 15, 2020
Assistant Director of the Environmental Center Jim Eyring feeds some of the farms sheep and pigs. Eyring will be one of the centers staff members staying to care for the animals while online classes are in place.

Who cares for Pace’s animals during virtual learning?

March 15, 2020
New Era Risen is an activist group whose goal is to convince New York State to invest in better water infrastructure. They have supporters on at least eight college campuses across the state, Pace included.

“New Era Risen” promoted at Pace for clean water initiative

March 7, 2020
BSU held their fifth annual Black Excellence Banquet February 29th in Gottesman.

BSU’s Fifth Annual Black Excellence Banquet

March 2, 2020
The coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China has spread to countries around the world and now has Westchester County locals in quarantine.

Update on the Coronavirus outbreak

February 23, 2020

Delta Phi Epsilon’s upcoming ANAD Week

February 16, 2020
The girls bathroom on the third floor of Martin Hall at the start of the second week of the spring semester. Monday, February 3.

The mess of communal living facilities at Pace

February 9, 2020

A look at the recent Coronavirus outbreak

February 2, 2020
Pace University offers several combined degree programs that allow students to earn both their bachelors and masters degrees in five years, saving time and money.

A look into Pace’s Combined Degree Program

December 15, 2019
Kenisco Dams Westchester Winter Wonderland, featuring lights, ice skating, and carnival-style rides.

Holiday festivities near Pace  

December 8, 2019
Happy International Education Week, at time that celebrates the benefits of international education, studying abroad, and exchange programs

Pace’s adaptation of International Education Week

November 23, 2019
United Cultural Council hosted Life After the Yard, an event geared towards helping students get more informed about Greek life and its benefits in and out of college.

United Cultural Council’s “Life After the Yard”

November 17, 2019
Wednesday, November 7, Pi Lambda Phi hosted their annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Event, in which they did laps around Alumni Hall to raise money for a local domestic abuse shelter.

Pi Lambda Phi raised $365 in their annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event

November 11, 2019
Meet Kaitlyn Houlihan, a soon to be Pace graduate with a strong dedication to service, leadership, and making the world a better place.

Kaitlyn Houlihan: An Upcoming Pace Graduate Who Made the Most of Her Opportunities

November 2, 2019
National Transfer Student Week: Two Students Discuss their Journey

National Transfer Student Week: Two Students Discuss their Journey

October 28, 2019
Colleges Against Cancer Faculty Adviser Sophie Kaufman and President Kristin McInerney addressing the crowd at the start of CACs Think Pink event.

Colleges Against Cancer Thinks Pink

October 21, 2019
Swing by room 233 in Goldstien Fitness Center Tuesdays-Thursdays to take part in free aerobics classes ranging from Zumba to Yoga.

Free Weekly Classes in the Aerobics Room: An Opportunity at Pace Often Overlooked

October 14, 2019
Residence Hall Association presenting their budget for a mental health and wellness event, cosponsored by Pace Cooks and Bakes, WPaw, FIRE, Psychology Club, and NATURE.

Finance Committee Recap

October 5, 2019
Professor Melanie Dupuis, Paces new Board of Trustees Member.

Meet The Newest Member of Pace’s Board of Trustees

September 29, 2019
SGA President Madia Bestman addressing the class of 2023 at convocation.

Meet Pace’s New Student Government President

September 14, 2019
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