If you’re looking to audition for Sands College of Performing Arts, chances are you’re stressed. Whether you’re looking to act, dance, direct, do musical theatre, work in production, or any of the other programs Pace offers, it’s a competitive school. You’re probably getting so many opinions about what to do, which can be overwhelming. I… Read More Curtains Up on the Sands Audition Process
If you have ever wondered why the younger generations enjoy thrifting and flea markets so much, it’s because it’s very hard to find cheap, quality items that don’t harm the planet. In a world of fast fashion, rising prices, and ever-changing fashion standards, flea markets and thrift stores are the way to go during the… Read More Budgeting during the Christmas Season: Flea Markets & Thrift Shops
Since 2005, on Fridays at noon, a small group of students have come together to relax, converse, and knit for charity at Park Row. I’m sure you’ve seen the flyers around campus or have received an email or two about the club. Intrigued, I wanted to know more and attended a meeting. I was thrilled… Read More Velma, Knitting, and Friends
By: Jai McDonald ’27 In the vibrant world of theater, diversity is a dynamic force that can either elevate or stifle creative expression. An insightful interview with Kahlil Harvey (Musical Theater Class of 2027) sheds light on the experiences of a theater artist, highlighting moments of feeling seen and heard, as well as the challenges… Read More Navigating Diversity in Theater: Voices Heard and the Unseen
By: Margaret Kelly ’24 You can tell it’s the week before Thanksgiving break on a college campus when everyone starts getting real sick of the cafeteria, yearning for that overflowing plate of home-cooked food you know is just around the corner. With exams and presentations running us down for weeks, I know we’re all ready… Read More Give it up for Pacegiving!
Warm lighting, comfortable seating, and delicious coffee. These are all qualities I look for when finding a coffee shop to sit in and do my homework. While walking around Seaport, my friends and I happened to find a place that we would consider one of NYC’s hidden gems. One of the best parts about this… Read More McNally Jackson Books
Lately, I’ve been pretty into bullet journaling. I’m not sure if anyone else can relate, but I think that bullet journaling is the perfect way for a creative person like me to organize my schedules, project timelines, and goals. However, when I was first getting started, I was having a hard time finding page ideas… Read More Bullet Journaling for College Students
By: Lauren Male ’27 The annual New York City Marathon just made its revisit to the city on Sunday, November 5, wreaking the same havoc it does every year: closing down some major New York City streets for up to ten hours and hindering city residents’ weekly Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods runs. Like me,… Read More What Was the 2023 New York City Marathon?
By: Uday Brathwaite ’27 Recently, Pace University gained a new advisor for the Pforzheimer Honors College, Emma Klainberg-Orlick. Emma previously worked as an advisor, from around August of 2018 until May 2021, before moving to Virginia, leaving New York for the first time in her life, as she was born and raised here. Although she… Read More Meet Emma Klainberg-Orlick: The Latest Addition to the Honors College Family
By Brooke Vallier ’25 Coming into Pace, I always knew I wanted to study abroad for a semester. I think many people have the same experience. Studying abroad is an important experience that I think everyone should take part in. Taking a risk by moving to a foreign country by yourself or five to six… Read More The Process to Apply for Study Abroad