Pace University News

The community at Pace University is remembering the life of Danroy "DJ" Henry, the football player who was killed by a Pleasantville police officer 11 years ago. A mural honoring Henry now hangs in Pleasantville.

This article from Professor Bennett Gershman in The New York Law Journal raises the controversial question about a prosecutor’s role in testing the hypothesis of guilt.

“In November, voters can restore New York’s leadership in environmental law and take the first step toward reclaiming a healthy environment,” write Nicholas Robinson, Kerlin Professor Emeritus, and Alumna Maya K. van Rossum, Delaware Riverkeeper Network and founder, Green Amendments For The Generations, in their New York Law Journal article outlining the State’s three attempts to establish the right to a clean and healthy environment for all New Yorkers.

Haub Law Professor Cristina Buccola writes about what employers need to know about the cannabis law.

Haub Law Professor Michael B. Mushlin writes about problems facing Rikers Island in the letters to the editor section of The New York Times.

I’ve been a mentor, so I understand the advantages of one.” The group has already partnered up with the Haub School of Law at Pace University to assist in providing guidance and, in some instances, internship opportunities.

Budgets for the programs, which are typically self-sustaining, took a beating, too. “Everyone was slashed,” said Lisa Kraft, director of academics and international special programs at Pace University’s English-language institute.

Are there any advantages/disadvantages to having a credit card made of metal? Most of the metal cards are associated with greater benefits to the holders of the cards. Benefits related to travel and other perks.