By Isabelle Murphy, Contributor With schoolwork getting serious and mid-terms coming up, it’s becoming even more necessary to lock in. However, that can be challenging to do at your dainty dorm room desk, especially if your roommates are distracting or your bed looks a little too enticing. While the library is great, you may be… Read More The Best Local Study Spots
By Kara Kulikowski, Reporter This past week, the Economics Department hosted a Career Building and Resume Workshop event for Honors students of all majors to attend. The workshop consisted of an alumni question zoom panel and ended with advice given from Professor Mark Weinstock, highlighting the finer details of entering the workforce. Greta Gjonaj, a… Read More Resume Problems? Lubin’s Tips For Professional Development
By Emily Carson, Contributor At Pace University, we’re Setters. We know what we want and set standards for ourselves based on our academic and physical goals. The best form of success is having a balanced life that incorporates fitness goals for overall health. How do I set the Pace For My Goals? We each start… Read More The Pace Grind: Setting & Keeping your Pace
By Gia Edmond, Reporter Take a stroll down to 1 Pace Plaza. Now take a left, and descend the steep hill that encompasses Frankfort Street until you encounter the dusky brown metal gates guarding the Pace parking lot. Take a right. If you pass by an abstract, grey metal fixture with a few lone flowerpots… Read More Pace Sustainability Initiative: How One College Club Is Teaching Its Students About The Importance Of Giving Back To Mother Earth
By Kam Molloy, Reporter For most, one of the biggest adjustments to adult life is beginning college. Whether it’s getting used to the new workload, the newfound freedom, or living on one’s own for the first time, it’s a big change quickly thrust upon you. Some students have more to adjust to than others, like… Read More Chicken Biscuits and Winter Coats: Culture Shocks from Moving Up North
By Olivia Hufnagel, Contributor Sometimes a dorm room can feel like a jail cell; bland, lifeless and depressing. Bringing a plant into your space is the perfect way to liven it up! Now you may be thinking, “How will it survive? My room is dark and humid.” Well, there are plants that are so hardy… Read More No Sun? No Problem! Hardy Plants for Your Dorm
By Emily Pollard, Reporter With a new semester often comes a plethora of anxieties, insecurities, and uncertainties about what’s to come. Whether you’re a freshman, senior, advisor, professor, or intern, new semesters can be incredibly stressful. This is why Pryia Dalmia, an intern at Pace’s Counseling Center, introduced her new series “Priya’s Play Lab” this… Read More Getting Out of Your Head and Into Your Body: Priya’s Play Lab
By Emily FitzGerald, Contributor Going back to school can be an exciting feat. There are new people to meet, clubs to dive head-first into, and classes—for better or worse—to navigate. However, with the start of the school year, many of us have had to bid well to our closest companions: our pets. Not only will… Read More Say Fur-Well to Back-to-School Blues: How to Get Your Pet Fix in This Semester
Today, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the Pace Counseling Center’s newest addition, Priya Dalmia. As an international student from India entering the final year of her doctoral program in Clinical Psychology at the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Priya is bringing her knowledge and experience in talk therapy, Eastern traditions of mindfulness, and… Read More Experiments on Stress-Relief: Introducing Priya and her Play Lab!
Each year, Pace University welcomes its new Honors class with a whirlwind of a week that offers first-years an exciting introduction to everything Pace and New York City have to offer. Spanning across three days in late August, this year’s Welcome Week included opportunities to connect with other students, faculty, alumni, and the city itself.… Read More The Setters Settle In: Welcome Week 2025 Recap