Pace University News

Pace’s a cappella group, Frequency, has bounced back from challenges that nearly ended the group, to taking third place in their first-ever competition as a revamped group.

On Monday, March 28, current law students and alumni from the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University joined together for a networking event on the Haub Law Campus. The event offered students the opportunity to network with recent alumni and learn more about the various potential career avenues after graduating from law school.

Meet Lubin graduate student Andrew Tsentner '22, who cites his marketing coursework and the comradery of Lubin's faculty and students as key factors to his successful internships.

Multiplying Good, formerly known as the Jefferson Award Foundation, advocates for how the service to others is effective in bringing out the “greatness that lies within us all.” Pace University is proud to partner as a Champion organization to engage in helpful public service and improve and celebrate communities.

Meet Sharai Hornedo '22, a graduate of Lubin's BBA program who is now pursuing an MBA in Marketing Management. Sharai appreciates the community and resources that Pace offers, and already has a job lined up after she graduates!

Born in Ecuador and raised in Queens, Fabiola Robles is a first generation college graduate and will be the first in her family to obtain a law degree.

Known as the "Festival of Colors," Holi is a Hindu festival that heralds the arrival of spring and is a time for colorful merrymaking and joyousness. At Pace, it's a time for our community to come together for fun and cultural exploration. Get dates, times, and tips for making your Holi great.

For the second year in a row, one of Haub Law’s advocacy mock trial teams placed first in their region in the American Association for Justice (AAJ) Student Trial Advocacy Competition held March 10–13.

After graduating from Lehigh in 1991, studying for a master’s degree in English Literature, and raising a family, Melissa Eydenberg decided to attend law school, which had been in the back of her mind for nearly 30 years.