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Melvin Williams, associate professor of communication and media studies at Pace University, says we never really exited it.

"When fame, wealth, and, in the case of Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, parental custody is involved, the metaphorical boxing gloves are on, and audiences gleefully sit front row to watch a publicized 'love gone awry showdown,'" Williams says.

Teaming with Pace Athletics

Last but not least, the Pace University Department of Athletics and Recreation announced Northwell Health as its Official Healthcare Partner, starting with the 2023-24 season and continuing for the next five seasons.

The exclusive partnership includes a medical services agreement, which connects Northwell Health and Pace Athletics through the Setters’ athletic training and sports medicine department, as well as a marketing and branding component that includes naming rights to Pace University’s multisport stadium – Northwell Stadium.

Professor Bennett Gershman was quoted in The New York Post regarding potential jury tampering in the infamous Alex Murdaugh trial, calling it “astonishing and far more than just alarming if these allegations are true.”

Elisabeth Haub School of Law Professor John Bandler pens an op-ed in Reuters about the legal compliance obligations relating to cybersecurity and data breach reporting, and provides advice for businesses.

(Watch the interview at 23:46) President Marvin Krislov spoke with Repórter África at the fourth annual Opportunities in Africa Summit this week about how Pace is a proud partner of this conference as it brings connections to the Seidenberg School of Computer Science.

“We've been part of this conference for many years and we have many connections with our computer science program," said President Krislov. “We have a lot of exchanges and collaborations. We think it is to the benefit of the University and our students and our faculty as well as to the people in those countries.”

Dyson Professor Adam Klein discusses China’s use of information laundering with RealClear Defense.

Now that one of the most prominent GOP election lawyers has joined the discussion, it makes the lawsuits "appear to be more politically neutral and much less a partisan effort by Democrats to keep Trump from running," Bennett Gershman, a former New York prosecutor and law professor at Pace University, told Salon.