In New York City, the air is crisp, just like the ice on the ground. According to that devilish groundhog, we have about a month left of this chilling season. Here at Pace, we know even the cold can’t stop the trends of the future from taking over the student body. Students are tired of… Read More Spring Fashion
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
Have you ever wanted the best of both worlds? As someone who is here at Pace for college, but originally from a small town in Pennsylvania, I have a very drastic change of scenery. While here in the city, I am surrounded by sky high buildings and bustling streets. But in my hometown, the skyscrapers… Read More Running with a View: Sunset Park
Many readers regard author Sarah J. Maas as one of the best fantasy (or “romantasy”: fantasy with a heavy focus on a romantic subplot) authors publishing today. Throne of Glass, her most famous series besides the adult Beauty and the Beast retelling A Court of Thorns and Roses, is an eight-book fantasy series set in… Read More Engrossing and Endearing: Throne of Glass, Reviewed
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
I am deathly afraid of taking inspiration from the art I’ve experienced, and yet I do it all the time. I’ve found most of my scripts take on the tone and cadence of whatever television show I’m binging at the time of writing. I think about a sort of subset of meme that uses a… Read More Scattered thoughts on inspiration.
Author M.L. Rio first gained fame with her 2017 “dark academia” novel If We Were Villains. This past September, she released her first published novella just in time for the spooky Halloween season. Inspired by Rio’s own struggles with insomnia, Graveyard Shift follows five individuals who, unable to sleep for various reasons, meet up in… Read More Graveyard Shift: A Review of M.L. Rio’s Spooky New Release
As an avid Spotify user (if you use Apple Music please do not approach me), I knew this prompt would be the perfect way to ease into the upcoming season. The steady winds that accompany each evening have started to showcase how different New York weather is; it’s less temperamental. Sudden chills push fallen leaves… Read More The Five Best Fall-Coded Albums
Something great about making friends with the Sand’s Performing Arts students (besides their wonderful talent and lovely company), is that sometimes they text you asking if you want to go see a Broadway show with them that night. Those are the circumstances that led me to see Our Town at the Barrymore Theater. I went… Read More Our Town Review