11 years ago, I was ten, and like most ten-year-olds, I thought my dad was the coolest person in the world. The only thing is, I wasn’t lying. I have always known my dad to be a bit crazy. He’s a guy who has jumped out of a plane over 5,000 times, ran the circumference… Read More Summiting the Seven
Honors students branched all the way out to Central Park last Friday, for a trip to the Parkside Paint & Sip event, sponsored by the Honors Advisory Board and Women’s Leadership Initiative at Pace! We sat in the grass on one of the last warm and sunny days of the year, just as the leaves… Read More Reflection and Relaxation at the Parkside Paint & Sip
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
This past weekend, October 4-6, Dyson’s Society of Fellows hosted their annual weekend retreat—this year in Stony Point, NY, at the Stony Point Center. It was a roaring success: students got to disconnect from the internet and reconnect with nature and their minds for the weekend. If you’re a Dyson student who’s looking to branch… Read More Get Away for the Weekend and Transgress with the Society of Fellows
Something great about making friends with the Sand’s Performing Arts students (besides their wonderful talent and lovely company), is that sometimes they text you asking if you want to go see a Broadway show with them that night. Those are the circumstances that led me to see Our Town at the Barrymore Theater. I went… Read More Our Town Review
After one year, two years, maybe even three years, college student living on campus all get the itch to have their own place. Dorming is where you meet some of your friends for life! It is the beginning of a journey shown in hundreds of TV shows and movies, leaving you fantasizing about college life.… Read More The Big Move: From On- to Off-Campus Living
Pace kicks off every semester with the Club Fair, an event where clubs from the university set up tables to welcome and recruit new students. This event, as anyone who attended it would corroborate, is in desperate need of improvement. As a freshman, the whole experience was very overwhelming. My fellow first year student Ally… Read More The Club Fair is a Mess
Have you ever wanted to study in a different country? Absorb the language and culture of foreign peers? Take classes adjacent to the Eiffel Tower or the Roman Colosseum? Well, you’re in luck—Pace Study Abroad has all that and more! But, if you’re anything like me, you may have some FOMO at the thought of… Read More Is Studying Abroad Right for You? Reconnecting After a Semester Away
Entering Pace University as a first–year can be a harrowing experience: you’re left stranded in the middle of New York City, forced to live with a bunch of strangers, and—worst of all—you have no one to make you home-cooked meals. You have no pantry to raid at 2 a.m., nor any room in your dorm… Read More Feeling Peckish at Pace? Try the FiDi Food Crawl!
If you’re new to Pace University, chances are your top three big goals for the first week of school are as follows: Dodge the 15 Beekman Cafe for as long as humanly possible, Figure out where your classes are, And make some new friends! Well, the Honors Advisory Board made a huge and impactful effort… Read More How to Make New Friends 101: Banter & Banners Event