It’s the holiday season, which means draining bank accounts on gifts for guilt-tripping baby cousins and family members you see once a year. It also starts the family traditions; mine being fruit loop garlands, streaming the Mickey Mouse Christmas collection, and skipping school to ice skate on top of the local whole foods (yes, that’s… Read More Away from Home for the Holidays
Author M.L. Rio first gained fame with her 2017 “dark academia” novel If We Were Villains. This past September, she released her first published novella just in time for the spooky Halloween season. Inspired by Rio’s own struggles with insomnia, Graveyard Shift follows five individuals who, unable to sleep for various reasons, meet up in… Read More Graveyard Shift: A Review of M.L. Rio’s Spooky New Release
During this time, a popular career alternative emerged – Diagnostic and Repair Centers. After submitting an application, completing an exam, and agreeing to a credit check, accepted technicians would be provided with a brick-and-mortar location to operate out of, as well as capital to cover renovations and equipment cost. In addition to the upfront revenue… Read More Diagnostic and Repair Center 47B
It’s that time of the year where midterm season is upon us. In conjunction with the tedious assignments, readings, and projects professors assign, studying for midterms is the last thing college students want to do during their school week. Luckily for us Pace students, there are plenty of spots around the city to be one… Read More Campus to Park: Why Battery Park is Your New Favorite Study Break
In this dramatic exposé on the culture shock of moving to New York City from a small Texas town, we’ll dive into the food – and how much taste buds differ across the country. When I first came to New York for the fall semester, I was ecstatic to discover local dines that would satiate… Read More The First Bite: New Foods and Missin’ Tex-Mex
Pace is home to a variety of majors – from BFA acting to chemistry to finance, there appears to be no limit to the courses one can study. One subject that the university is lacking, however, is that of dragon-riding – the major that Violet Sorrengail, the main character of Rebecca Yarros’ TikTok-famous novel Fourth… Read More Fourth Wing: My Thoughts on the Slow yet Captivating Journey
Throughout the year, I’ve been hiding what might be my favorite study spot I have found in New York City thus far. All of the cafes I have written about this year are certainly ones I still go to when I want to switch it up, but this one has to be my all-time favorite.… Read More NYC’s Hidden Coffee Spot
The weather has been all over the place in the last couple of days. It’s raining and freezing cold one second, and 72 degrees and sunny the next. That makes it hard to plan outdoor activities—or does it? Brookfield Place on the west side of Manhattan blurs the line between inside and outside. Brookfield Place,… Read More Be Amazed by Brookfield Place
In the spirit of Spring break being just around the corner, I thought that I would share my reading hot take: the best genre for a beach read is a murder mystery, which is a lesson I learned the hard way. The first time I read the acclaimed thriller novel, And Then There Were None,… Read More Hear Me Out: The Best Kind of Beach Read is a Murder Mystery
We all know that the city is expensive. Trying to plan activities that are fun and don’t leave your wallet empty can be almost impossible. Luckily, the American Museum of Natural History is free with your Pace ID. Stepping into the museum is like stepping into an episode of Wild Kratts; animals from across time… Read More Day at the Museum