18 out of 20 of Pace’s confirmed COVID cases are Alumni residents. As of 9 P.M, September 24, 2020, Alumni Hall was put under quarantine for an undetermined amount of time. Residents received text and...
The Pace Pleasantville community is a tight knit group of students, many of which are in clubs or organizations who are facing new challenges amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amongst these students are those...
With the postponing of the athletic season, Pace athletics must accommodate to slow the spread of COVID-19, but also keep student-athletes ready for the season.
Kimberly Schiera, a senior field hockey...
Earlier this month, Pace launched its COVID-19 dashboard, a page on the school website where students, staff, and faculty can monitor the prevalence of COVID-19 on each campus. The dashboard comes with...
Students have compiled onto Pace's campus for the fall semester, even though in-person classes have been reduced. However even with social distancing guidelines, students will still find a way to have...
Dyson hosted a zoom session to answer some last minute questions prior to the majority of students moving-in. Initially this zoom was intended to be held prior to student quarantine, but with the large...
As Pace's campuses remain closed, students continuously inquire of university plans to issue refunds for unused services such as mandatory-to-purchase meal plans. However, in an email sent by the provost...
There were many candidates in the Student Government Association (SGA) elections this year, but by 192 votes, third year business manager major Kadija Shaw won the position for president.
Shaw ran against...
Faculty-led study abroad applications are due on May 1, 2020 despite COVID-19.
“The ‘priority application date’ for faculty-led courses coincides with Pace’s course registration for the semester,”...
Before Pace went virtual, the Dyson Scholars in Residence Program ran a service initiative with students from the Successful Learning Center (SLC), an organization operating in Westchester, Rockland, and...
