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Pace clinched the title of Westchester's best. Our Broadway spotlight is shining. Carbon emissions? We're slashing them. We've introduced a new initiative for hidden disability awareness. Oh, and did we mention our sleek new building in NYC? All this and more in 10 Things to Inspire You!

Experiential learning isn't just a trend in higher education; it's the heartbeat of the Pace experience. From donning hip-waders to assess water quality, documenting first-hand narratives of a groundbreaking era in human history, immersing in a transformative semester in LA, to initiating and overseeing on-campus businesses from inception—Pace students don't just learn, they do.

As the year concludes amidst shorter days and final exams, President Krislov reflects on a momentous 2023, marked by the opening of a 26-story campus center in New York City, athletic achievements, accolades for the law school, and the establishment of the Sands College of Performing Arts.

Pace student and UN Millennium Fellow Lucie Belle Flagg ’24 channeled both her frustrations and her energy into bringing greater awareness of hidden disabilities to the Pace Community. Through her collaborative work, she’s helped make Pace the first university in New York to officially launch the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program.

Madelyn Garcia '23, '24, has already made a considerable impact at Pace. She spent the summer interning at Defenders of Wildlife, an organization that embraces an intersectional approach to conservation, as she prepares to graduate with a combined degree focused on environmental science, conservation, and policy.

The Pace University Model United Nations teams have a longstanding tradition of success, and this year proved to be no different.

Jack Nierenberg '25, an Art major and vice president of the transportation advocacy group Passengers United, shares insights on his impactful advocacy work and the art of blending economics and photography.

International Education Week, an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide, starts November 13. Join the Office of International Students and Scholars for a variety of programming and resources.

Students in the Communications and Digital Media graduate program were selected to present their timely, culturally relevant research projects at the prestigious New York State Communication Association Conference this fall. Two groups received awards for the conferences’ best graduate papers.

Clinical Assistant Professor of Mathematics Analee Miranda, PhD, invited students to explore applied mathematics in a unique hands-on way—building a radar model as a summer research project.