Pace Now

We’re halfway through the semester—a perfect time to reflect, refocus, and push forward. President Krislov shares his thoughts on our progress, the opportunities ahead, and how we can finish strong.

Meet Chris Previlon ’27, a Lubin student who came to New York City to find inspiration and grow as an entrepreneur. With his business Beyond Balloons, Chris is going beyond the ordinary to take advantage of every new opportunity.

Read all about how a partnership between Pace Esports and the nonprofit New York Edge is using competitive gaming to teach local middle schoolers all about teamwork, collaboration, and communication.

Sunny Shenkman ’25 is a creative with a packed schedule. From on-campus jobs and internships, to extracurriculars and non-negotiables, Sunny shares their secrets to the art of finding the balance in the busy.

Women remain significantly underrepresented in economics, but Pace's Economics Department is flipping the script. With a 50% female student body on the New York City campus and dynamic experiential learning opportunities, the department is proving that inclusion in economics isn’t just possible, it’s happening.

Fall 2025 registration is here, and with it comes excitement, planning, and sometimes a bit of confusion. Let’s break down common myths and get the facts straight so you can register with confidence and stay on track for success.

At Pace University’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, undergraduate research is a cornerstone of the academic experience–one which not only provides students the opportunity to dive deeply into a research topic, but to make a contribution to the advancement of technology and its many uses in business and society.

Members of the Christian Law Students Association, Jewish Law Students Association, and the Muslim Law Students Association at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University came together on February 24, 2025, to break bread and build bridges at an Interfaith Luncheon held on campus. The event, organized by Professor Leslie Garfield Tenzer through a grant from the Academic Engagement Network, was a testament to the law school's commitment to diversity and inclusivity, creating a space where students could engage in meaningful conversations about their shared values and distinct traditions.

A go-getter at heart, Shaniah James '26, has excelled in research, student competitions, and internships—all while pursuing a combined BA/MS degree and setting her sights on a future in economic policy and market analysis. Learn more about her journey and advice for fellow students.

Aissatou Gningue’23 is an associate in the Financial Operations division at KPMG. She works with major financial institutions managing their anti-money laundering (AML) investigations, as she is part of an ecosystem driven by collaboration, growth, innovation, and results that matter.