Dyson College of Arts and Sciences News

From professional quality documentary production to in-the-field athletics coverage, students in the Media, Communications, and Visual Arts department on the Westchester Campus are gaining valuable experience.

This fall, Dyson students enrolled in three separate courses had the unique opportunity to curate the exhibit, Continued Relevance: News Photos from the George Stephanopoulos Collection, in the Pace University Art Gallery. The result of this process was a select total of 54 images, each carefully chosen by a student and displayed with their personal commentary, from a gift of more than 1,400 historic news photos from the veteran news analyst and former White House Director of Communications, George Stephanopoulos.

From amazing stats to stellar students and alumni, here are just a few of our favorite things.

Director of Communications and Strategic Operations at Seidenberg; executive and life coach for LGBTQ+ leaders; INvolve 2022 OUTstanding LGBT+ Future Leader; and NASA diversity, equity, and inclusion panelist. Katie Todd has been busy ever since they left Scotland and came to Pace and they show no signs of stopping. Get to know this Pace powerhouse.

Pace gets internships. At the New York Botanical Garden, Thomas Costella is exploring food justice through the Edible Academy and how the power of community can support food systems in New York City and beyond.

For more than a decade, Pace’s Model UN teams have been competing on the national stage. This year was no different! Back again with some more wins under their belts, Pace’s Model UN team shares their winning experience at this year’s national conference in Washington, DC.

Through the Provost’s Summer Student-Faculty research program, Julian Clark ’25 delved deep into the multifaceted interplay between film-making and religious studies.

Mandi Karpo ’23, editor-in-chief of The Pace Press, recounts the extraordinary opportunity to attend the recent New York gubernatorial debate as the only student journalist in attendance.

Through the Master of Public Administration program and a partnership with the Westchester Children's Association, Sydney Moraitis '22 helped spearhead a survey that's drawing attention to digital access inequities among Westchester County families with children in grades K-12.

As a member of the pilot program for the Writing for Diversity and Equity in Theater and Media major, A'ishah Muhammad '25 is excited at how the program is continuing to grow, welcoming more voices and perspectives into their writers' room.