Dyson News

Dyson Professor Ric Kolenda speaks with New12 about Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent announcement on indefinitely delaying the implementation of congestion pricing in New York City’s borough of Manhattan just weeks before the plan was set to take effect.

Milk was once seen as so integral to health that Americans viewed it as “almost sacred,” but much of that mythos is gone, Melanie Dupuis, an environmental-studies professor at Pace University and the author of Nature’s Perfect Food, a history of milk, told me. In 2022, the previous time the Department of Agriculture measured average milk consumption, it had reached an all-time low of 15 gallons a person.

Dyson College of Arts and Sciences ‘Puppies on the Block’ program, a partnership with Paws Crossed Animal Rescue and the Westchester County Department of Correction serves as a puppy fostering and canine training program with incarcerated women and men.

Pace University’s documentary film team, PaceDocs, continues to receive lots of media coverage as they premiered the Spanish version of “The Cooper: Crafting the Soul of the Cask” in Spain.

Professor Darrin Porcher writes a piece in The Hill about Congress’s AM radio stance proves it’s in tune with public safety.

Professor Leora Trub speaks with the Washington Post about people sending voice notes more often than text messages as a way to take break from looking at their phone screen.

Dyson Professor Kerriann Stout was featured on News12’s Power & Politics to discuss the New York's 16th Congressional district Democratic primary debate.