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Creating your thesis can seem like a daunting task. Should I write a paper? Should I make a film? What do I even want it to be about? Luckily, we have members of our own Honors College to guide us in this process, changing the experience from intimidating and unnerving to collaborative and productive. This… Read More Stressed About Your Thesis? Meet Tyler, our Thesis Advisor!
With over 120 higher education institutions in New York City, deciding which school to choose is quite daunting. Luckily you chose Pace! Pace is best known for its business, economics, liberal arts, and environmental law programs, producing productive members of the New York workforce since 1906. Despite the school’s prime location near some of the… Read More Is Pace the Place?
In New York City, the air is crisp, just like the ice on the ground. According to that devilish groundhog, we have about a month left of this chilling season. Here at Pace, we know even the cold can’t stop the trends of the future from taking over the student body. Students are tired of… Read More Spring Fashion
Happy, very much belated Halloween to all those who celebrate! My first time celebrating the holiday in NYC was anything but tricky. I was beyond excited to see what kind of Halloween spectacles I’d see across the city, and it did not disappoint. This year was full of treats: from two distinct “Halloweekends,” to traversing… Read More Our Halloweekends: A Recap of the Best and Worst Costumes
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
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
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
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
Last week I had the pleasure of seeing the BFA Actings fall play: Dance Nation. The following week I had the even greater pleasure of talking to cast member Zari McIntosh, who played the role of Amina. Dance Nation is about a group of young dancers, and their relationship with the sport, the team, and… Read More Dance Nation
It is no secret to the tech community that our field is evolving rapidly and unpredictably. Generative AI is automating entry level programmer jobs; a 40% boom in the number of computer science students has created a heavy and oversaturated job market; the market’s response to this surplus has been to hire only the top… Read More Tips and Tricks for Seidenberg Students with Jill Olimpieri