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
Pitch Perfect was based on a competition called ICCA, which stands for International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella. While the movie does not lie about the competition dramatics, they did overhype rival university group drama. Pace University’s very own a cappella groups can attest! Frequency and Tonal Recall are two competing a cappella groups on… Read More Pitch Please! I’m going to Sendoff!
So, we’ve finally gotten back in the groove of things after Winter Break – but now Spring Break is fast approaching. You may be like me, wondering what there is to do for a whole week in the city. Instead of sacrificing your time scrolling through countless Instagram profiles and internet sleuthing, I’ve got a… Read More Spring Break in NYC: Must-Visit Spots!
On November 11th, 2024, I embarked on a journey on the Brooklyn-bound 4 train to the Barclays Center, and experienced one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. I like to think I come from a completely objective perspective, as this was my first ever concert experience—and it did not disappoint. Don Toliver, though seemingly… Read More Don Toliver: His First Appearance at Barclays Center
Grab your pots, pans, and baking sheets: here’s a guide to throw the perfect Friendsgiving at Pace! This time of year is usually spent with family and maybe some close friends, but for many, we’re away from home and spending the holiday in the city. How can we make the most of our break? Maybe… Read More How to Throw a Successful Friendsgiving in NYC
Last week I had the pleasure of seeing the BFA Actings fall play: Dance Nation. The following week I had the even greater pleasure of talking to cast member Zari McIntosh, who played the role of Amina. Dance Nation is about a group of young dancers, and their relationship with the sport, the team, and… Read More Dance Nation
On Friday, September 22nd, the Honors College took a break from campus life and went on a field trip to Chelsea. The trip was a great chance to get out of FiDi and see some of the unique art and culture that other parts of New York have to offer. Our first stop was the… Read More Honors goes to Chelsea!
Honors planned another show-stopping event, where students relieved stress and reconnected with nature and their friends by going to a picnic in Central Park. I asked Honors Advisory Board Event Planner Shania Foy, a junior Honors student, who helped plan this exciting day, what exactly the event was about and what went into planning it!… Read More A Picnic Palooza! All About Honors’ Central Park Picnic Event
Going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the best way to achieve your Gossip Girl dreams. Sitting on the steps with a crowd and dressing like an Upper East Sider, it’s fun! But, it’s even more fun when you get to do it as a part of a class, with fellow students like Blair… Read More Spotted–Jackie’s Class Trips to the Met
Living in New York, especially in Manhattan, it’s very easy to get trapped indoors. After all, it’s hard to call it “going outside” when you can walk a half mile and not see any grass. What I’ve found personally is that I have to decide to go outside, and although it may seem like there… Read More Outdoor Activities in an Indoor City