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 Olivia Hufnagel, Contributor The countdown to Halloween is on, so it’s time to lock in on a costume before time runs out. Finding a costume can be stressful, especially when there are so many ideas circulating around. To make things easier for you, I’ve narrowed down my top 3 costume ideas in the feminine,… Read More Creep It Real: This Year’s Halloween Costume Ideas
By Mitchell Khurgin ’28 mk80093n@pace.edu (Photo: Janet Gerges) The New York City mayoral race is underway this month, with the general election set for Nov. 4, 2025. In this pivotal political season, a number of candidates have already thrown names into the hat as each looks to become the next leader of the five boroughs.… Read More An Overview of the 2025 NYC Mayoral Election
When I was in Elementary School, I vividly remember my 5th grade teacher asking 10-year-old me what my dream job was so that she could enter it into the yearbook. Most people around me stared blankly at that section of the questionnaire, understandably unsure of what they wanted to do for the rest of their… Read More Small Girl, Big Justice Dreams: My Path to Becoming an Aspiring Immigration Lawyer
For those who got into reading in the 2010s, Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games series is one of the most recognizable and nostalgic works. The work was one of the first major young adult dystopian novels that would become the iconic staple of the era. Nearly ten years after the first novel was published, Collins… Read More Return to The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping Reviewed
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
It’s official: the snow is (probably?) gone! This week, we’ve experienced weather in the 60s and sunny, meaning life is looking up. If you’re like me, you struggle to see the positives during winter – something about the dreary weather and being stuck inside just dampens the spirit. Back home, Texans get a couple days… Read More Here Comes the Sun!
Plenty of Pace students are familiar with the experience of living in a New York City apartment – but have any lived in one that occasionally takes its inhabitant seven years into the past? That’s what happens to Clementine West, a hardworking book publicist who recently inherited an apartment from her late aunt, in Ashley… Read More Sweet and Introspective: The Seven Year Slip, Reviewed
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?