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New York City Mayor Eric Adams gives a thumbs-up after receiving an honorary degree during a graduation ceremony for Pace University at the USTA ...

Pace University economics professor Mark Weinstock says among other factors, the Federal Reserve Board simply dropped the ball.

Pace University’s Elisabeth Haub School of Law Dean Anderson was part of the  15 accredited New York law school deans enlisted by state lawmakers to create the rules for appointing candidates to the new commission that's scheduled to take shape next month as the much-maligned Joint Commission on Public Ethics.

Dr. Aditi Paul, sex and relationships professor at Pace University, New York, says, “We are sensual beings. We have 5 senses, and all of those together lead to our feeling of attractiveness that we feel towards our partner.

"Not only is she the first Black woman, specifically, to have a Broadway play produced, but she comes from a tradition of firsts, and so that reminder being a place at the center of our city for all to see is truly beautiful," Pace University professor Amen Igbinosun said.

Because public drinking water is assumed safe, contamination events come as a surprise, discovered too late to prevent human exposure. Advancements in monitoring technologies, such as real-time sensors, and immediate notification, such as an Amber Alert, must be a state priority. Gov. Kathy Hochul should add to her fresh agenda the consumer’s right-to-know water quality in advance, and the state’s support for innovations that will make it possible. John Cronin, of Cold Spring, is director of Blue CoLab at the Seidenberg School of Pace University. A former state legislative aide and former Hudson Riverkeeper, he was named a Time Magazine Hero for the Planet.

The craft beer, wine, food, and music festival returned this weekend at Pace university. Officials with the Pleasantville Rotary say initial ...

Bohdan Dudka planned on taking an internship this summer, after his junior year at Pace University.

Charleston’s robust early 2020 passenger numbers were consistent with what much of the industry was experiencing at that time, according to Andrew Coggins, a business professor and cruise analyst at Pace University in New York. “They were looking at a banner year, or a really good year,” he said. “And then the bottom fell out.”