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John Nolon, distinguished professor of law emeritus at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, is widely seen as one of the most prominent thought leaders in land use law. The roots of this focus, which fueled a career that spanned decades, can be traced to his childhood on a ranch in Nebraska. “There didn’t seem to be too much confusion about the fact that we’d take care of the land and use it and make a profit from it, but that we would always treat it with respect,” Nolon recalled.

On Wednesday, February 8, all three Pace University campuses will host the inaugural Wellbeing Fair, featuring 70+ tables hosted by members of the Pace Community and our neighbors, in celebration of Pace adopting the Okanagan Charter. Plus, giveaways!

Professor Michael B. Mushlin has been a professor at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University (then known as “Pace Law School”) since 1984. He teaches Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure Adjudication, Evidence, Federal Courts, and Prisoners’ Rights. After growing up in the south, and witnessing firsthand racism in America, Professor Mushlin decided to go to law school. Today, Professor Mushlin is a preeminent authority on prisoners’ rights, the author of the treatise, Rights of Prisoners, and a beloved professor. Learn more about him in this candid Q&A.

Modern Languages and Cultures alumna Nuri Weitzman '14 lives out her passion for social justice and raising diverse female voices with a strong linguistic foundation from Pace.

Lubin’s Professor Bruce Bachenheimer was featured in WalletHub's recent article about Best States to Start a Business.

Lubin Professor Jessica Magaldi publishes an op-ed in Visible Magazine about how professors can use education resources to help the most vulnerable students.