By Sofia Cicero ‘25 As the weather gets colder, doing work in City Hall Park and walking on the High Line gets harder. However, there are so many places to spend time in the city while staying warm. Whether you want to study for finals or just spend some time with friends, NYC has so… Read More Things to Do During Winter in NYC
by Lindsey Lee Hello from Thesis Land! Since this is my first blog entry, I’ll start with introducing myself. I am Lindsey Lee (she/her), Honors Thesis Advisor and an adjunct in the English Department. I graduated from Pace Honors in 2006, then got a masters from NYU in 2008 and one from Bard College in… Read More Honors Thesis Presentations
by Rylie Yeager ’25 At Pace, one of the many opportunities students have in the classroom is to expand their knowledge within very specialized and intricate courses. I remember receiving my fall semester schedule in August after my advisor created it for me and thinking, “What is this?” As a Communication Studies major, a few… Read More Nonviolent Activism in Modern Asia: The Specialized Courses of Pace
by Bug St-Cyr This year was my first Thanksgiving break as a college student and it did not quite go as expected. I decided to stay on campus for this year’s break because it was too expensive to go home for such a short amount of time. Luckily, my roommate stayed here with me which… Read More Thanksgiving Break at Pace
by Caitlin Pingree ‘23 and Kelly Filipczuk ‘24 Sekinat (Jojo) Kuku, M.A. is a doctoral intern working at the Pace University Counseling Center. She is set to graduate soon from a five-year PsyD program in clinical psychology from William Paterson University. Jojo expressed that she is most passionate about working with individuals who have trauma… Read More Meet Jojo from the Counseling Center
If you missed out on this year’s Pacegiving, you missed out on some really good food. This year was my first Pacegiving and I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was. It was definitely a nice change from eating cold chicken nuggets and burnt bagels from the dining hall. As someone who does… Read More Pacegiving
by Greyson Corley ’23 Registration season is coming up faster than anyone expected and I think we can all agree that parts of it can be very stressful. There is so much to plan and figure out while in the middle of taking your current classes. For many first year students, it’s the first time… Read More Registration Tips From a Senior
by Isabella Coraci ’25 After class on the second Friday of October, I decided to browse some stores at the World Trade Center. On the way back to my dorm from H&M, I stumbled across something unexpected. On the side of the Oculus, between Church Street and Greenwich Street, I found several food stands that… Read More Unexpected NYC Discoveries
Rylie Yeager ’25 I’m sure we have all probably been stressing recently as we approach registration for the Spring 2022 semester. As a freshman, I’ve been particularly nervous since we had our schedules created for us for the first semester by Pace. While my University 101 professor prepped us as much as she could by… Read More Spring 2022 Registration as a Freshman
by Kelly Filipczuk ’24 Murder at Beekman Manner Mystery Night proved to be an exciting experience that brought out the inner detective of all attendants! Volunteers from the Honors Advisory Board decorated three rooms on the third floor at Pace; all contained hidden clues that aided in figuring out who committed the outlined crime. Groups… Read More Halloween Murder Mystery Night with Honors