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Randolph M. McLaughlin, a professor at Pace University's Haub School of Law, took a rosier view of the complaint's prospects.
Dr. Coggins, from Pace University, noted that: “U.S. river cruising can work to increase its awareness among the public and work with the destinations to focus on local festivals, unique museums, and historic towns.”
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.
Emilia Rodriguez, a volunteer attorney for Pace Women’s Justice Center (PWJC), was awarded the Jonathan Lippman Pro Bono Award by the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA). The award recognizes the dedication of senior attorneys who generously use their legal knowledge and experience to provide pro bono assistance in New York to underserved members of the community.
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.
After graduation Tania Abousaid, a recent graduate of the Pace Pleasantville PA program, wanted to create an invaluable resource. Something that she knew would help the next generation of students pursuing the same path as her.
Haub Law was recognized by the White House in a virtual event that took place on Friday commending 99 law schools from across the country for their efforts to address the housing and eviction crisis.
Joining us tonight for the Frontpage Forecast are Pace University criminal justice professor and retired NYPD Lieutenant Dr. Darrin Porcher, Manhattan Institute senior fellow Rafael Mangual and criminal defense attorney Jodi Morales.
Pace University's Actors Studio Drama School (ASDS) Master of Fine Arts Program today announced the homecoming of their acting, directing, and playwriting Class of 2021 with four consecutive weeks of live performances, beginning February 9, 2022.
"Gerrymandering isn't just about the moving of seats from one party to another, it's about the imbalance of seat distribution in comparison to the identification and the needs of the population," says Kiku Huckle, political science professor from Pace University.