Thesis season is swiftly approaching for Honors juniors; students will begin presenting their theses in just six months, and the pressure seems to increase by the day. Have no fear, however, because Lindsey Lee and our team of Honors advisors are here to provide support—both academic and emotional. Lindsey’s week of Honors Thesis Info Sessions… Read More Why You Shouldn’t Stress About Your Honors Thesis
There are so many excellent reasons to study abroad in Europe. For me, the accessibility to cheap travel is the best one. I’ve been here for six weeks and traveled to five countries. As you can imagine, I have much to tell. I went to Paris a little bit ago, and now I am going… Read More A Weekend in Brussels
Valentine’s Day: a time for the celebration of all things love. However, not everyone’s Valentine’s involves romantic love. Love is so much more than that. It’s for our friends, our families, each other, and ourselves. What better way to celebrate love than by crocheting? On Tuesday, February 15, 2024, the Honors Advisory Board held their… Read More Flowers For Friends: A Different Kind of Valentines
The city of love and lights is a dream destination for many travelers— as it should be. Paris is home to much history, art, and culture, which makes it easy to forget many of the city’s secret must-sees. I am going to take you with me on my journey through the city of Paris and… Read More How to Travel Europe Right: Paris Edition
I recently had the pleasure and honor of sitting down with Sid Ray, Ph.D., Professor of English and Women’s and Gender Studies and Co-Chair of Pace University’s English department, alongside Stephanie Hsu, Ph.D. Sid and the rest of the English department are leading groundbreaking projects and endeavors that span not only outside of the bounds… Read More Why You Should Join the English Department: A Spotlight on Chairperson Sid Ray, Ph.D.
“Watching PaceBound change and evolve over the past 4 years, as I grew from incoming student to Honors staff member, has been somewhat surreal. When I participate in PaceBound now, I look at the excited faces of the prospective students and remember being in their shoes myself, and how grateful I felt to be starting… Read More Welcome To All Who Are PaceBound!
By: Lauren Male ’27 The 2024 Spring semester at Pace had just begun; school was back in session, friends were reunited, and 15 Beekman was bustling with excitement. There were warm smiles on the faces of Pace students everywhere I looked—that is, until what seemed to be the start of a “fire” semester actually caught… Read More Stop, Drop, and Roll: Safety in the Wake of the 15 Beekman Fire
By: Macy Hayes ’25 Being sustainable and living in New York City are two things that can seem daunting to achieve. However, Saloni Shah and Pace University are taking steps to make it interactive, educational, and fun! Saloni Shah is a senior honors student who is double majoring in economics and political science with a… Read More How One Student is Making 33 Beekman More Sustainable
By: Jai McDonald ’27 Alright, picture this: you’re on campus, right in those cozy nooks where the winter breeze is playing tag with the finals stress. Now, in the middle of all those textbooks and late-night cram sessions, there’s a bunch of college kids onto something kinda magical— they’re diving into the chilled-out world of… Read More Sleigh Crochet!
By: Uday Brathwaite ’27 With the year of 2023 coming to a close, the holiday spirit is officially in the air. As December has finally begun, the Honors Advisory Board hosted yet another transformative event for students across campus: an Escape Room event. In the Honors Lounge, there were four various rooms that students could… Read More Escape the Holidays Competition