by Kelly Filipczuk ‘24 It seems strange to say that the pandemic has gone on for about a year now and that I started college during this time. This year has been nothing that I have experienced before, as I’m sure it has been for all students and professors! Before coming to Pace, I was… Read More A Year Into Quarantine: Freshman Perspective
by Cameron Maruszewski ’23 On March 16th, I attended the Honors and PsiChi event called Stress Relief Workshop. It was hosted by Mohini and Honors mentors Anna — the President of PsiChi — and Gianna, next year’s PsiChi Secretary. During the Powerpoint presentation, the three organizers spoke about how stress manifests itself in our behaviors… Read More Stress Relief Workshop
by Saloni Shah ‘24 On Monday, March 7, 2021, the Honors College held a “Recipe Exchange” event. I came up with the idea and led the event through the help of Mohini and the entire Honors Advisory Board. The Honors Advisory Board gave me the perfect outlet to execute my idea. At the event, students… Read More Recipe Exchange Event
by Kate Clay ‘22 *Spoilers ahead, as well as trigger warnings for drug use and descriptions of violence “The trees don’t make sense either, but I like ‘em. I like them all,” Tom Holland says of Cleveland’s polluted suburbs in a voiceover at the beginning of the Russo brothers’ latest film. “It’d have to be… Read More Cherry (2021): Movie Review
by Jacob Hafley ’24 Allison Ponthier released her debut single “Cowboy” on March 8, 2021 via Interscope Records. The song, first featured on The Zane Lowe Show, is an homage to the 25-year-old singer-songwriter’s Texan roots and coming-out story. Many have kept up with Allison prior to the song’s release – check her near 700,000… Read More Allison Ponthier Reclaims Her Title: Cowboy
by Caitlin Pingree ‘23 If I had to choose one word to encompass the lyricism and craftsmanship of Taylor Swift’s most recent albums, it would be ethereal. Folklore and Evermore are perfectly paired sister albums created by Swift within the confines of quarantine with collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner. Swift delivered the albums to… Read More Stories to Last For Evermore: Taylor Swift’s Folklore and Evermore: Music Review
by Molly McElaney ‘21 Pace University Greek life took Zoom Event planning to an incredibly large scale this February! Virtual preparation started back in September 2020 for Panhellenic Council, featuring Honors students Eena Dietterick, Tori Schmidt, and myself. With 24 volunteers, the recruitment team managed to facilitate a 5-day virtual event from February 9 to… Read More Virtual Greek Life Recruitment
by Shahab Gharib The history of the Great Zulu nation shines ever so brightly in Donald Morris’s masterpiece The Washing of the Spears. First published in 1965 by Simon & Schuster in New York, the book covers the historic rise and fall of the Zulu empire. It begins with a riveting description of the first… Read More The Washing of the Spears: Book Review