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Your Commencement isn’t just about walking the stage—it’s about celebrating the people and values that got you here. That’s why we want the Class of 2027 to help choose our Commencement speaker. Think of someone whose story will light up the room, inspire your classmates, and leave a lasting mark. Ready? Nominate now.
Pace University’s undergraduate psychology program jumped 34 spots in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, building momentum for a STEM-designated program rooted in research, critical thinking, and real-world experience.
Questions about registration, financial aid, or student accounts? The Pop-Up Student Solutions Centers are your go-to resource as we kick off the Fall 2026 semester. No appointments, no stress—just the answers you need to keep moving forward.
One Pace Plaza East is officially open, and there’s a lot to explore. From new theaters and studios to student lounges, creative spaces, and Maria’s Tower, here’s your guide to what you’ll find inside.
Morgan Strecker ’26 is bringing her fascination with the brain, the nervous system, and human health into a research technician role at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
With a strong foundation in laboratory science, faculty-guided research, and clinical experience ahead, Anna Nahata ’26 is preparing for medical school with purpose.
Through faculty-mentored lab work, award-winning research, and a deep curiosity about the nervous system, Anastasiia Kirdiianova ’26 is launching her next chapter at Dartmouth College.
Rajni Jaiswal ’26 is using her MPA from Dyson to support equity, education access, and student success while continuing faculty-mentored research at Pace.
Amanda DeSarno ’26 turned her passion for storytelling, media, and brand connection into a client relations role with one of the world’s leading advertising and communications awards programs.
With faculty-mentored research, hands-on clinical experience, and dental school in her sights, Alessandra Barretta ’26 is turning scientific curiosity into a career devoted to patient care.