Pace University News

Social Justice Week at Pace University is designed to offer an ongoing memorial for DJ Henry and further commit Pace to social justice and anti-racism. All students, staff, and faculty are invited to apply to this year's Social Justice Week planning committee. Applications are due by Friday, March 11.

The new semester started a few weeks ago, but Monday was the first day we returned to in-person instruction. Our campuses are busy again, our residence halls are full, and our lecture halls, seminar rooms, labs, studios, and libraries are back in action.

From having an entire season cancelled to vying for the NE-10 Conference title, Pace Women’s Basketball has been making the most of their return to action. Coach Carrie Seymour and team co-captain Lauren Schetter discuss this year’s success amidst unorthodox circumstances, and reflect on Coach Seymour’s major milestone of 500 career wins at Pace.

Julia Sroczyk always dreamed of traveling to New York City. Through the Kosciuszko Foundation and the English Language Institute at Pace University, she was able to see her dream come true.

Certified paralegal. Vice President of the Black Law Students Association. Third year law student. Learn more about Epiphanie Reddick '22 in this Q+A.

Finance Professor PV Viswanath knows that understanding finance goes beyond just dollars and cents—financial markets have a real-world impact on the disadvantaged among us. Read how he’s teaching a new generation of finance professionals to tackle wealth and income inequalities.

On Wednesday, February 9, Pace’s Chief Wellness Officer, in collaboration with the College of Health Professions is hosting a special event to address mental health and resilience in the student population at Pace.

Pace University's Lienhard School of Nursing alumna Sarah Gruhn was hired by Greenwich Hospital before senior graduation. As a hardworking and dedicated student with a passion for science, Sarah always knew she wanted an occupation that would help others. Sarah decided to pursue nursing after being diagnosed with Lymes Disease and was sick for almost five years. The time she spent around nurses who impacted her recovery and brought her comfort solidified the fact that nursing was the career for her. Sarah was inspired by the opportunities that nurses have to engage and connect with patients while they overcome their struggles.

Pace’s offices of Sexual and Interpersonal Wellness and Planning, Assessment, and Institutional Research contributed $1,000 to the Pace Cares Fund as an incentive to complete this year’s HEDS Sexual Assault Campus Climate Survey.

Fluent in three languages and trained as a classical ballerina, Isabella D'Alesio moved from Italy to New York to complete her bachelor's degree. After spending some time as a paralegal at a large international law firm, her decision to pursue a career in law was solidified. Now a 1L at Haub Law, Isabella hopes to begin a legal career in the international/environmental law field. Learn more about Isabella, her path to law school, and her experience at Haub Law in this student spotlight.