By Kam Molloy, Reporter At long last there is a fall chill in the air, and what better way to welcome in the season than with a cozy movie night? The Honors Advisory Board couldn’t agree more, as they put on a splendid Fall Into You: When Harry Met Sally event. The perfect way to… Read More Fall Into You: When Harry Met Sally Movie Night
By Emily FitzGerald, Contributor As an English major studying in the Big Apple, it is hard not to romanticize the mundane. You’ve heard the story: a young girl starting fresh in NYC with nothing but a conveniently large apartment and a dream. While this archetype is severely lacking in nuance and complexity, I think it… Read More Literature in the City: Reading Spots That Make You Feel Like the Main Character
By Emily Carson, Contributor At Pace University, we’re Setters. We know what we want and set standards for ourselves based on our academic and physical goals. The best form of success is having a balanced life that incorporates fitness goals for overall health. How do I set the Pace For My Goals? We each start… Read More The Pace Grind: Setting & Keeping your Pace
By Olivia Hufnagel, Contributor Sometimes a dorm room can feel like a jail cell; bland, lifeless and depressing. Bringing a plant into your space is the perfect way to liven it up! Now you may be thinking, “How will it survive? My room is dark and humid.” Well, there are plants that are so hardy… Read More No Sun? No Problem! Hardy Plants for Your Dorm
By Emily Pollard, Reporter With a new semester often comes a plethora of anxieties, insecurities, and uncertainties about what’s to come. Whether you’re a freshman, senior, advisor, professor, or intern, new semesters can be incredibly stressful. This is why Pryia Dalmia, an intern at Pace’s Counseling Center, introduced her new series “Priya’s Play Lab” this… Read More Getting Out of Your Head and Into Your Body: Priya’s Play Lab
By Emily FitzGerald, Contributor Going back to school can be an exciting feat. There are new people to meet, clubs to dive head-first into, and classes—for better or worse—to navigate. However, with the start of the school year, many of us have had to bid well to our closest companions: our pets. Not only will… Read More Say Fur-Well to Back-to-School Blues: How to Get Your Pet Fix in This Semester
Today, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the Pace Counseling Center’s newest addition, Priya Dalmia. As an international student from India entering the final year of her doctoral program in Clinical Psychology at the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Priya is bringing her knowledge and experience in talk therapy, Eastern traditions of mindfulness, and… Read More Experiments on Stress-Relief: Introducing Priya and her Play Lab!
For our nostalgia week, I’ve pulled a recipe from home to share – it’s quick and easy, so gear up and get ready for some tasty Wonton Stars! Here is the ingredients list, along with a few options depending on your preference: Ingredients: 1 lb ground sausage or beef, either one (can also substitute with… Read More Tap Into Your Roots: An Old Favorite Meal
Ever wanted to play tourist for the day and go to one of New York City’s most popular sites? Are you struggling to find a balance between being a busy college student and also wanting to work on your health? If you answered yes to both, or either, of these questions then you are in… Read More Discover Central Park’s Hidden Treasure: The Stephanie and Fred Shuman Running Trail
The mental health of college students is important for universities to address and support. The rates of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts have never been higher across college campuses. It is an issue that campus staff everywhere are actively trying to solve, but most are overwhelmed. Pace University is trying to create a safe and… Read More Journey with Johnny