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Immigration Policies in US and Korea
Dyson College of Arts and Science
Dyson Professor Seong Jae Min pens an op-ed in The Korea Times arguing that the Trump administration’s immigration policies are eroding the foundations of American society.
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Happiness Health Hub: Pace University’s New Initiative
Lubin School of Business
News India Times spotlights Lubin Professor Ipshita Ray and Pace’s new “Happiness Health Hub,” a well-being initiative focused on positive psychology and community health impact.
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Pleasantville Music Festival Reveals Headliner
Dyson College of Arts and Science
Pace Path/Student Success
Pace journalism students James Steigerwald and EJ Speight collaborate with The Examiner News on a feature about the upcoming Pleasantville Music Festival.
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Horizon Media and Google Power the Future of Entertainment Marketing at AI Hackathon
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Pace Path/Student Success
Seidenberg School of CSIS
Seidenberg students Nyosha Homicil and Eric Kouperman represented Pace at an AI hackathon hosted by Horizon Media and Google, where their team – Synth Solutions – won the $10,000 grand prize, Associated Press reports.
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Oh the Places You’ll Go - Allegra Kirkland, Politics Editor at Teen Vogue
Dyson College of Arts and Science
Pace Path/Student Success
Dyson student Lucy Anderson conducted and published an interview with Kirkland for 47 Magazine, offering insights into the editor’s career path and the role of youth in political journalism.
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How Are Students Using ChatGPT? For Therapy, Breakups, and Even Texting Friends
Dyson College of Arts and Science
Pace Path/Student Success
Dyson student Lucy Anderson authored two pieces following a special class session featuring Teen Vogue Politics Director Allegra Kirkland. Inspired by the conversation, Anderson explored how students are turning to ChatGPT for support in navigating breakups in a widely circulated Teen Vogue article.
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Razing Liberty Square
Dyson College of Arts and Science
Professor Corinna Sager earns a 2025 News & Documentary Emmy nomination for her work as producer on Razing Liberty Square, which aired on PBS’s Independent Lens.
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Asian Trailblazers
Seidenberg School of CSIS
Seidenberg Interim Dean Li-Chiou Chen is named one of City & State New York’s “Asian Trailblazers” for her visionary leadership in technology and higher education.
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Mother’s Day Spotlight: Deborah Gross-Quatrone ’90 & Gigi Quatrone ‘25
Elisabeth Haub School of Law
From the moment she learned about Abraham Lincoln in the first grade, Deborah Gross-Quatrone knew she wanted to be a lawyer. “I was fortunate enough to attend a college that had an ABA approved Paralegal program which was very progressive for the 1980’s and that further solidified my interest in the law,” shared Deborah.
From the moment she learned about Abraham Lincoln in the first grade, Deborah Gross-Quatrone knew she wanted to be a lawyer. “I was fortunate enough to attend a college that had an ABA approved Paralegal program which was very progressive for the 1980’s and that further solidified my interest in the law,” shared Deborah.
When it came time for Deborah to choose a law school, Pace Law (now the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University), was the perfect fit. “It was close to home, and my father actually attended Pace University,” said Deborah. “When my daughter, Gigi, decided to attend Haub Law I was thrilled. It was another generation continuing our family legacy with Pace.”
Deborah describes her law school experience as demanding, but ultimately rewarding. “Prior to my law school experience, I had always been capable of handling my studies, but this took it to a new level,” said Deborah. “The reading requirements, the case briefing, and the legal research, all at a time when computers and Westlaw were not available. The work was very intense.”
While Deborah and her daughter, Gigi, have had many differences in their law school experiences, certain aspects remain the same. “Gigi and I shared one professor that I know of and that was Professor Humbach,” shared Deborah. “He was my professor for property law and Gigi had Professor Humbach for property and criminal law. It is amazing to see that kind of continuity.”
Much has changed since Deborah attended Pace Law. “When I was in law school, the gender ratio was very different - women were significantly underrepresented in both the student body and faculty, however, that progressively improved each year. During my third year Janet A. Johnson was appointed Dean, which was inspiring.”
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Today, Deborah looks back fondly on her time at Pace and is eager to see her daughter graduate from Haub Law this year. “I am so proud of what Gigi has accomplished. It takes dedication and resilience to graduate law school. The fact that we’ve both had this shared experience of not only attending law school, but the same law school has only strengthened our bond.”
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Sixth Inning Delivers Setters NE10 Softball Championship
Athletics
The Pace softball team pulled off a thrilling 6–4 comeback victory over Assumption University to win the 2025 Northeast-10 Conference Championship. Gisselle Garcia, named MVP, made history as the first NE10 pitcher to reach 1,000 career strikeouts. This is the team’s first title since 2016.
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