Before there was America, before there was Modern Society, before there was Dogecoin and Oat Lattes, the first colonies of the ancient world ruled over Earth. As a current student of Honors Associate Dean and distinguished professor Jaclyn Kopel, I am in the middle of a course all about Ancient Egypt and its vast history.… Read More I Took a Trip to Ancient Egypt: Here’s How it Went
Looking to move out of the dorms? Tired of commuting from home and you’re ready to live on your own? Now is the perfect time to do it! In my personal experience, I lived in the dorms for the majority of my freshman year, and although I am grateful for the experience that brought me… Read More A Guide to Apartment Hunting
With over 120 higher education institutions in New York City, deciding which school to choose is quite daunting. Luckily you chose Pace! Pace is best known for its business, economics, liberal arts, and environmental law programs, producing productive members of the New York workforce since 1906. Despite the school’s prime location near some of the… Read More Is Pace the Place?
Hi Pace students! Just checking in… A lot has changed in a very, very short period, so let’s take a moment to check in with ourselves. When it comes to politics, it becomes increasingly difficult for people to separate themselves from the turmoil of our world. It’s essential for us to be properly informed; however,… Read More Take a Breath: A Guide to Self-care During Times of Political Unrest
Registration season is upon us, and with it comes old and new frustrations. Building an enjoyable schedule that keeps you on track for graduation has always been a challenge; but this year CPOS complicates things. CPOS is a newly-enforced federal law that requires students to have at least 12 credits per semester counting toward their… Read More Bill’s Guide to Honors Registration: Prereqs, CPOS, What To Do When It Goes Wrong, and More
Moving to a new city is simultaneously exciting and nerve-wracking. Will it be everything you hoped it would be? Will it change your life for the better? After spending almost a full semester living in New York City, many freshmen are beginning to find their own answers to these questions. For some, the concrete jungle… Read More New Life in New York: Freshmen Reflect on their First Semester in the City
The Goblet of Fire—a Hogwarts event that takes place every five years—has made its way to the Honors College at Pace University! An evening filled with anticipation, glory, and of course magic swept through the halls of 1 Pace Plaza to inspire the Honors students as they participated in this year’s honorary Potter Night. As… Read More Harry Potter Movie Night: The Goblet of Honors!
It is no secret to the tech community that our field is evolving rapidly and unpredictably. Generative AI is automating entry level programmer jobs; a 40% boom in the number of computer science students has created a heavy and oversaturated job market; the market’s response to this surplus has been to hire only the top… Read More Tips and Tricks for Seidenberg Students with Jill Olimpieri
As the first month of the new school year comes to an end, Pace students are getting back into their routines and habits that will set them up for success. For some, this this might be their first time experiencing a semester at Pace, and for returning students, its just a matter of getting back… Read More How Should I Get Organized for the New Semester Anyway?
Being a freshman in college, my life has been pure chaos. Between moving to a new city, making new friends, and experiencing new classes, I have been in a constant state of anxiety and excitement. I feel as though I am on the go nonstop and I have been pretty stressed out. An oasis of… Read More Everyone Needs to Chill: Recognizing and Managing Stress