Campus Life
Find Your People. Make Pace Yours.
Life at Pace happens well beyond the classroom. Join a club. Take on a leadership role. Cheer on the Setters. Volunteer. Find a mentor. Make friends who change your college experience.
Across New York City and Westchester, there are plenty of ways to connect, contribute, and build a community that feels like yours.
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Support for the Whole Student
Pace’s Division of Student Affairs connects students with programs, services, and experiences that support life outside the classroom. From student engagement and leadership to wellness and campus resources, Student Affairs helps you make connections, navigate college life, and make the most of your time at Pace.
Live at Pace
Living on campus puts your classes, friends, activities, and campus resources close by.
Choose from residence hall options in New York City and Westchester, with different room styles and spaces for studying, relaxing, and building community.
Dining at Pace
From a quick meal between classes to dinner with friends, Pace offers dining options for different schedules, tastes, and dietary needs, including vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, Halal, and Kosher choices.
Find Your Place at Pace
More than 100 student organizations, leadership opportunities, community programs, and mentoring experiences give you plenty of ways to turn your interests into involvement.
Explore student organizations across interests, identities, academics, culture, service, and more. Student involvement fairs each semester make it easy to meet current members and find the communities that feel right for you.
Through the Center for Community Action and Research, students connect with community organizations, engage with timely issues, and take part in service, civic action, and community-based work.
The Neil S. Braun Student Mentoring Program connects students with Pace alumni for career advice, professional insight, networking, and the kind of guidance that can help turn a first conversation into a lasting connection.
The Helene and Grant S. Wilson Center for Entrepreneurship connects students with funded internships, support for student-led ventures, nonprofit experience, and professionals who can help ideas move forward.
of all Pace students identify as BIPOC
international students
of all Pace students identify as the first in their family to go to college
A Community Where Everyone Can Belong
The Division of Opportunity and Institutional Excellence works to foster a welcoming and equitable campus climate through University policies, programs, resources, and support.
Compete. Connect. Belong.
Whether you compete, cheer, train, or play for fun, athletics and recreation are another way to be part of the Pace Community.
The Pace Setters compete in the NCAA Division II Northeast-10 Conference, while students can also take part in esports, fitness, club sports, and recreational leagues including soccer, badminton, dodgeball, and more.
Health and Well-being
Counseling, health care on campus, and so much more, we want you to take care of your body and your mind.
SAS serves as a center of opportunity, access, and empowerment for students with disabilities. Through the provision of reasonable accommodations, SAS seeks to facilitate academic, personal, and professional growth.
We get it. If you need someone to talk to, looking to get something off your chest, or work through trying times, the professional staff at the Counseling Center is here for you.
Allergies? Sprains? Cough and cold? University Health Care is here to help. NYS-licensed nurse practitioners can diagnose and treat most common illnesses, write prescriptions, order lab and radiologic tests, and can refer to specialty care as appropriate.
Getting Around and Campus Safety
Here’s what you need to know about getting to campus, getting around campus, and staying safe while on campus.
