Our modern lives are drenched in intensity. Sometimes it feels as if there isn’t a way to escape the darker realities. Of course, there is a time and a place for these discussions, but have we forgotten to hold time and place for good natured fun? The Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest that took place last… Read More The People Yearn for Wacky Hijinks: A Look at the Timothée Chalamet Lookalike Contest
I am deathly afraid of taking inspiration from the art I’ve experienced, and yet I do it all the time. I’ve found most of my scripts take on the tone and cadence of whatever television show I’m binging at the time of writing. I think about a sort of subset of meme that uses a… Read More Scattered thoughts on inspiration.
If you’re looking for a way to give back to your community this winter season, look no further than the Honors Winterpalooza Donation Drive. This newly-annual tradition—hosted this year on December 6, from 2-5 pm in Lecture Hall North—brings lots of holiday cheer for all through a spread of numerous winter-themed activities. This year, the… Read More How Honors is Giving Back This Winter with Jumpstart
As a senior at Pace University, you would think I’ve sufficiently explored the Pace University campus by now—but you’d be wrong! Up until this past weekend, I had never even had TIME to step foot onto the Pleasantville campus. On the NYC campus, I’m graduating in 3 years, having spent one of those semesters abroad.… Read More Reflecting on My Pace Path: Exploring Pleasantville at Homecoming
I encountered a lone Scientologist in the 42nd street subway station recently. I was walking through the tunnel that connects Port Authority to Times Square when I first saw him: a candy-cane-shaped old man in formal attire handing out tickets to some event. Curious, I approached him and asked what the tickets were for. He… Read More My Encounter with the Church of Scientology
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
Pace University held an event in the Bianco room from October 19th to 20th, hosted by a series of humanitarian disarmament campaigns and organizations. Issues discussed ranged from nuclear disarmament, to mine action, to humane tech and AI involvement in warfare. Students from Dr. Matthew Bolton’s Global Politics of Disarmament and Arms Controls course were… Read More 2024 Humanitarian Disarmament Forum
With Halloween just around the corner comes the fun activities we all enjoy during the spookiest time of year. Pumpkin carving, haunted houses, and costume parties are all essential for the perfect October, but Halloween in the city might look a bit different for a lot of New York City college students. Going to fall… Read More Hosting 101: How to have the Perfect Halloween Night
The Goblet of Fire—a Hogwarts event that takes place every five years—has made its way to the Honors College at Pace University! An evening filled with anticipation, glory, and of course magic swept through the halls of 1 Pace Plaza to inspire the Honors students as they participated in this year’s honorary Potter Night. As… Read More Harry Potter Movie Night: The Goblet of Honors!
The wind is changing, the air is crisp, the leaves glide to the ground from the trees—fall is sweeping its way through New York City. As tank tops turn to blouses, and statement pants are on the rise, the outerwear to fend off the Frat Flus and Sunday Scaries is no longer found in the… Read More Fall Fashion: What’s Definitely In, and What’s Definitely Out