Clubs and Orgs at Pace
With more than 100 student clubs and orgs at Pace University, there’s something for everyone to get involved in.
With more than 100 student organizations at Pace University, there’s something for everyone to get involved in. Each semester, the Center for Student Engagement hosts involvement fairs, where you can meet all of our clubs and organizations, chat with representatives, and find out how you can sign up. Here's an overview of the different types of student clubs and orgs offered on the New York City and Westchester campuses.
Academic Interests
Whether you’re a nursing major interested in getting involved with SNAP or a crime buff interested in the Criminal Justice Society or Forensic Science Student Organization, take your interests to the next level with these student orgs.
Business Professionals
From marketing plans to market analysis, choose from more than 20 Pace student clubs and orgs that are getting down to business.
Media and Entertainment
Whether you’re interested in writing, reporting, TV, or concert-planning, Pace has got you covered. Now back to you, Jillian!
Visual and Performing Arts
Can you dance your tail off? Put on a show? Do you have the pipes that will make people feel aca-awesome or fill them with irrepressible joy? Our performing and visual arts student organizations are looking for you!
Cultural and Social
From Latin flavor to rainbow pride, Pace has more than 20 cultural student organizations to choose from!
Politics and Advocacy
Change makers in the movement to end cancer; promote peace; and save our planet. All in a day’s work for a Pace student.
Greek Life
If you want to go Greek, then you’re in the right place! From the Alpha to the Omega, check out which sororities and fraternities are on campus.
Student Governance
SGA, RHA, BAC, SAAC. If you don’t know these acronyms, then you don’t know the student leaders of your University.
See the Current Clubs and Orgs
What the End of Affirmative Action Means for Westchester Schools
Pace President Marvin Krislov and Chief Diversity Officer Stephanie Akunvabey speak with Westchester Magazine & 914 Inc. about Pace’s ongoing commitments to diversity, equity, and inclusion and the impact of affirmative action in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision for the magazine’s edition focusing on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
“Fortunately, the major institutions of American society now recognize the importance of diversity in remaining competitive, effective, and legitimate in a global market,” Krislov says. “Employers will continue to seek diverse talent, the military will still seek a diverse officer corps, and colleges and universities will experiment with new ways to ensure their student bodies remain diverse.”
What ‘The Bear’ Teaches Us About Leadership And Teamwork
Adversity and challenges are something that everyone must overcome at one time or another, whether you’re a student, a member of a professional organization, or a leader. And “The Bear,” which the TV awards-givers insist on calling a comedy, and many of us see as a sort of family drama, is also providing countless lessons in effective leadership for those who are paying enough attention to see them.
Spring Book Preview, 'Razing Liberty Square,' ICP at 50, 'Shōgun'
NPR’s All of it with Alison Stewart: Dyson Professor Corinna Sager was interviewed on NPR’s All of it with Alison Stewart discussing a documentary she produced – ‘Razing Liberty Square’ -- about how a Miami public housing community became ground zero for climate gentrification. Watch the full documentary on PBS’s Independent Lens.
Justices' Double Jeopardy Ruling Preserves Acquittal Sanctity
Pace University Professor Lissa Griffin provides her expert opinion on the Supreme Court’s recent double jeopardy ruling and its implications for preserving acquittal sanctity in an article for Law360.
A Question of Our Time: Why Didn’t You Reply to My Email?
What can we do about this? “If you can come up with something, you’d be the next unicorn.” So says Dr. Jonathan Hill, dean of the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems at Pace University, of my question regarding the existence, or impending development, of an alternative to email that rivals its ubiquity and ease of access. (A “unicorn,” in business contexts, refers to a startup valued at over $1 billion.)
Setters Poised to Host First Round and Quarterfinals
With the regular season behind the Northeast-10, the Pace University men's and women's basketball have entered the postseason and have earned the right to host their first game's of the postseason.
31 Colleges Across New York State Among America's Best
The Princeton Review released its 2024 "Best College" list, highlighting the 389 best colleges across the country and over 30 from New York State made the list including Pace University.
Supreme Court To Hear 2 Major Regulatory Cases Next Week
Professor Josh Galperin speaks with E&E News by POLITICO about the Supreme Court to hear a pair of cases that have the potential to upend EPA air pollution rules and disrupt regulations across a spectrum of other federal agencies.
“What if a new business pops up that wasn’t in a position to challenge the rule in the first seven years?” said Josh Galperin, an assistant law professor at Pace University.
Tray Alexander's Emotional Road From Friends Academy To Top Assist Man In Division II
Newsday writes a story about Pace men's basketball player Tray Alexander 24’ and his emotional journey from Friends Academy to top assist man in Division II.
Tray Alexander is a Freeport product and one-time star at Friends Academy in Locust Valley now running the men’s basketball show at Pace University. Pace recruited Alexander three times before landing him.