If you’re looking to audition for Sands College of Performing Arts, chances are you’re stressed. Whether you’re looking to act, dance, direct, do musical theatre, work in production, or any of the other programs Pace offers, it’s a competitive school. You’re probably getting so many opinions about what to do, which can be overwhelming. I… Read More Curtains Up on the Sands Audition Process
If you have ever wondered why the younger generations enjoy thrifting and flea markets so much, it’s because it’s very hard to find cheap, quality items that don’t harm the planet. In a world of fast fashion, rising prices, and ever-changing fashion standards, flea markets and thrift stores are the way to go during the… Read More Budgeting during the Christmas Season: Flea Markets & Thrift Shops
Warm lighting, comfortable seating, and delicious coffee. These are all qualities I look for when finding a coffee shop to sit in and do my homework. While walking around Seaport, my friends and I happened to find a place that we would consider one of NYC’s hidden gems. One of the best parts about this… Read More McNally Jackson Books
Lately, I’ve been pretty into bullet journaling. I’m not sure if anyone else can relate, but I think that bullet journaling is the perfect way for a creative person like me to organize my schedules, project timelines, and goals. However, when I was first getting started, I was having a hard time finding page ideas… Read More Bullet Journaling for College Students
By Brooke Vallier ’25 Coming into Pace, I always knew I wanted to study abroad for a semester. I think many people have the same experience. Studying abroad is an important experience that I think everyone should take part in. Taking a risk by moving to a foreign country by yourself or five to six… Read More The Process to Apply for Study Abroad
By Aren Iverson ’27 As the leaves start to change colors, the only place I want to be is outside. The air is crisp, and there is a sense of new adventure in the air in NYC. What better place to enjoy this feeling than an island right here in New York City? Governors Island,… Read More A Nature Girl’s Guide to NYC: Governors Island
By Yese Erazo-Tequianes ’27 Like a lot of the freshmen this year, I was thrilled about being assigned to the brand new 15 Beekman dorm building. From the flashy lobby to the brand-new dorm rooms, getting to move into this dorm building elevated my excitement about moving to college. What I didn’t expect, however, was… Read More What’s it like Living in a Large Suite?
By Tiffany Ling ’27 Without fail, every time I have walked into a McNally Jackson this year, Atomic Habits by James Clear stares at me from the display table, almost daring me to read it. In addition, everyone from my favorite influencer to my dad has been preaching to me the importance of maintaining good habits.… Read More TLDR: Atomic Habits
By Aren Iverson ’27 According to College Recruiter, students who do internships are 14% more likely to get a job offer. Not only do internships and fellowships allow one to gain skills that are applicable to what they want to do post-graduation, but they also provide invaluable network connections that enable students to start building… Read More The Watson Fellowship: Pace’s Partner in Propelling Students to Success
By Brooke Vallier ’25 You find yourself immersed in the culture and cuisine of Japan, walking through a group of street vendors and listening to their culture’s music. You take a stroll to the right, and the smell of the Jamaican North is wafting through your nostrils. As you continue to stroll, you find yourself… Read More New York City On a Budget: Queens Night Market