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Pace’s Center for Student Enterprise (CSE) was recently honored by the National Student-Run Business Association (SRBA) for its success in student-led business operations. The CSE employs 80 Lubin students across five student-run businesses, fostering hands-on entrepreneurial experience. Professor Kathy Winsted was highlighted for her leadership in this initiative, Shiksha reports.

Pace University's Haub Environmental Law Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh spoke with News 12 about Trump’s plans to withdraw proposed PFAS limitations, also known as “forever chemicals” found in water, food packaging and other products. Professor Kuh cautions, “don’t panic,” saying it’s possible there could be a reconsideration.

The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University is proud to announce the selection of its third annual class of Sustainable Business Law Hub Student Scholars (Hub Scholars). The Hub Scholars Program was launched in 2023 as an integral part of the Sustainable Business Law Hub in fostering the next generation of legal leaders in sustainable business and ESG (environmental, social, and governance). An incredible benefit of being one of the selected Hub Scholars is the opportunity to participate in a coveted ESG internship or externship at prestigious law firms, financial institutions and businesses.

Assistant Professor of English, Writing, and Cultural Studies Dana Jaye Cadman, MFA, had her short story, The Winds, published in the historical The Saturday Evening Post. Also a runner-up in their 2025 Great American Fiction contest, it is a story of a teenager spending a summer—replete with hormones and love spells—with her witch aunt.

CBSNew York interviews Executive Director of the Pace Women's Justice Center, Cindy Kanusher, about the center and their annual LoveIsn't campaign. They also cover PWJC's training at Ardsley High School, educating the senior class on healthy relationships, safety, and their legal rights before graduation.

With over two decades at the Lubin School of Business, Professor Noushi Rahman brings a dynamic approach to teaching and research. From corporate strategy and AI in business to social responsibility and misconduct, his work equips students with critical thinking skills and practical expertise to thrive in today’s complex business world.

Owen Raisch, president of the national Student-Run Businesses Association (SRBA), commended Pace's Center for Student Enterprise (CSE), a consortium of five student-run businesses on the Pleasantville Campus that collectively employ 80 Lubin students. Raisch visited the campus to see how these budding entrepreneurs have made such a big impact on the Pace community.