By Yese Erazo-Tequianes ’27 With the first month of the college semester being over, students have come to realize what their classes will be like. From long articles to tedious computer programming, the workload students have accumulated has proven to be demanding. Having had firsthand experiences of the bustling hallways and loud floors in the… Read More A College Student’s Guide to NYC Coffee Shops
By Tiffany Ling ’27 On Wednesday and Friday mornings, the lobby of 15 Beekman is packed with my classmates, pushing through the revolving doors, eager to go to class, the library, or to catch up with friends. Unlike most of my peers, I’m zooming toward the Brooklyn Bridge City Hall subway station, making a beeline… Read More An Honors Freshman’s POV: Working Off Campus
It is common knowledge that there are multiple methods for acting. One of the most notorious (and controversial) is known as “The Method”, fathered by the famous theater practitioner, Lee Strasberg, in which the actor “becomes” their character often for long periods of time. While the use of “The Method” has produced many outstanding performances,… Read More There is No Correct Way to Act
Going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the best way to achieve your Gossip Girl dreams. Sitting on the steps with a crowd and dressing like an Upper East Sider, it’s fun! But, it’s even more fun when you get to do it as a part of a class, with fellow students like Blair… Read More Spotted–Jackie’s Class Trips to the Met
Living in New York, especially in Manhattan, it’s very easy to get trapped indoors. After all, it’s hard to call it “going outside” when you can walk a half mile and not see any grass. What I’ve found personally is that I have to decide to go outside, and although it may seem like there… Read More Outdoor Activities in an Indoor City
I’ve participated in many campus events during my first year at Pace. One of my favorites has been Q-Camp, an LGBTQ+ leadership retreat that’s hosted by the LGBTQ+ Center every fall. Last year’s retreat began on November 4th. The weekend retreat is for students from both the Pleasantville and NYC campuses, so it’s a great… Read More A Weekend Away: My Time at the Q-Camp Leadership Retreat
Society contains our behaviors. On a minute-by-minute basis, the containers it puts us in restrict what we can do and steer our course of action. In a much more literal sense, fences do the same. Where we move is a choice we must make every second of every day, and even though we can often… Read More Oddly Specific Information: Fences
In NYC, we are surrounded by tons of incredible bookstores. We all know about the big Barnes and Noble stores near us, and the city is notorious for the Strand, but what about the smaller independent bookstores? These are my favorites, but I’ve realized not everyone knows about them. So I’ve compiled a list of… Read More My Favorite Independent Bookstores in NYC
When looking at schools my senior year of high school, I knew what I wanted: a career-oriented campus that could put me on the path to becoming an editor at one of New York’s top publishing houses. I came to Pace full of confidence and launched myself into an English degree with vigor. That plan… Read More Changing Majors: How to Figure Out Your Goals
As a freshman from out-of-state, I’m still getting used to life in New York City. I stayed in the city over spring break so I could explore a little more of what Manhattan has to offer. Most of my break was spent preparing for my midterms the following week, but I made sure to set… Read More Spring Break Adventures: A Quest for Phantom of the Opera