Pace University News

For Ben McDonald ’25, protecting the environment is more than a passion—it’s a mission. In Pace’s MS in Environmental Science and Policy program, he’s gaining hands-on experience with organizations like Riverkeeper and Waterfront Alliance.

From interviewing Broadway professionals to interning at BOND Theatrical Group, Mason Bray ’28 is turning his passion for theatre and marketing into real-world experience. As a Lubin senator, he’s also advocating for student opportunities and professional growth on campus. Learn more about his journey and what #LubinLife means to him.

The Westchester Women's Bar Association Foundation (WWBAF) has once again recognized outstanding Haub Law students through its prestigious Justice Sondra M. Miller Scholarship, awarded in honor of Justice Miller’s legacy as a founding member and past president of the Westchester Women’s Bar Association (WWBA).

Will Schmid ’25 has always thrived when the stakes are high. Now in his final year as an Arts and Entertainment Management major at Pace University, Will has landed the opportunity of a lifetime—an internship at Saturday Night Live during its historic 50th season.

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.

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.