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Pace University’s documentary film team – PaceDocs – will be making its international premiere of its latest film, Viola da Terra: Harmony of the Azores, on the Azorean island of Terceira, Portugal, on May 19.

The Communication Sciences and Disorders program students work across the boroughs during their externships, to give students a diverse, hands-on education. Julia Bonoan, class of 2025, secured one of the most desired medical site locations for students at the Staten Island University Hospital.

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The Pace University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has been named the 2025 SBDC of Excellence and Innovation by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) New York District Office, a highlight of this year’s National Small Business Week.

Jonna Hagglund ’19 joined us for the April 2025 episode of The Lubin Link podcast to share her journey from performer to entertainment industry professional. After earning her degree in Arts and Entertainment Management at Pace University, Jonna returned to Europe to pursue a master’s in musical theatre.

Josh Silverman, chief executive officer of Etsy, will deliver the keynote address at Pace University’s 2025 Commencement and will receive an honorary doctorate, Pace University recently announced.

National College Decision Day marks a major milestone for high school seniors across the country—and for colleges competing for top talent. At Pace University, momentum is building across both campuses, with the Pleasantville campus leading the way after receiving a record number of applications and on track to admitting its strongest incoming class in more than a decade.

Elisabeth Haub School of Law Professor Bennett Gershman speaks to The New York Times about the Justice Department’s criminal inquiry into Columbia protestors, raising concerns about prosecutorial overreach.

Philosophy Professor James Brusseau is featured in BBC asserting that “the moment to opt out of AI has already passed,” and offering ethical insight into the growing movement of AI refusal.