What’s better than one outdoor experience? Two. With the Brooklyn Bridge x Brooklyn Bridge Park collab, you can double your nature exposure. It turns out Brooklyn really is the place to be. I recently woke up at 5:30 am to walk the Brooklyn Bridge at sunrise. I’m not going to lie, as soon as I… Read More A Nature Girl’s Guide to NYC: Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge Park
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.
Pace offers a plethora of clubs for students to join. There are some clubs that align with certain majors like the Political Science Society and Debate Team, along with other clubs for students to find a sense of community in. As someone in the Latinx community, finding a group I closely related to was especially… Read More Come to LASO!
“No but seriously, the book is way better,” is a stance that many people take after seeing the film adaptation of their favorite novel. Harry Potter, The Summer I Turned Pretty, and The Hunger Games are all examples of this phenomenon. I recently re-read the Crazy Rich Asians series by Kevin Kwan, and I was… Read More Two Lies and A Truth About the Writer: Crazy, Rich, Asian
“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!
The beginning of a new semester is like the moment the lights dim in a movie theatre before the film begins. Anything can happen—hopefully, that includes passing all your classes. Starting an entirely new schedule can be intimidating, but there are a few tips that can make it easier. . Read the syllabus, and then… Read More How to Pass Your Class in 10 Steps
New semester new me? I’ve grappled with that question a lot this past month. After much reflection on the Fall 2023 semester, I’ve decided that this semester, instead of being a new me, I’ll be a better me. I’ve cultivated my own list of ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ for the Spring 2024 semester to be my… Read More My Ins and Outs for the Spring 2024 Semester
After completing my first semester at Pace University, I realized that getting out of my dorm room is a must. Although doing homework in my suite is the most obvious and permissive place to do my work, it is hard to get anything done. I’ve found that being around so many suitemates and distractions is… Read More Homework at Remi 43 Flower & Coffee