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Students

For Salil Ahuja ’19, being a member of Pace’s award-winning Federal Reserve Challenge Team was the experience of a lifetime.

March 16, 2021
Students

From internships at Nickelodeon to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Amoreena Crispino is well on her way to conquering the media world.

March 16, 2021
Faculty and Staff

E. Melanie Dupuis, PhD, talks public perception of meat-eating, the urgency of sustainable food consumption, and more as Dyson prepares for The Future of Meat? Resilience Summit on March 6.

March 16, 2021
Students

Soon-to-be double alumna Jessica Jiménez ’19 first earned her BA in Psychology from Pace, only to pursue the competitive MS in Physician Assistant Studies, which she’ll be graduating from December 2019. Talk about ambition!

March 15, 2021
Students

Bryan Volpe ’20 is on the research team studying zebrafish in hopes of one day helping those affected by hearing loss. He’s also completed a staggering 561 hours at a local hospital—and he’s got his eye on med school.

March 15, 2021
Students

You’ve probably heard the name Jj Perdido ’23. He’s a long-time writer and current sports editor for the Pace Chronicle, an Orientation Leader, an Alpha Chi Rho brother, and a first-gen mentor—to name only a few roles he’s held. This wordsmith has some wise words to share!

March 15, 2021
Students

From charting the impact of COVID-19 lockdowns to uncovering a forgotten chapter of history, Dyson College faculty members have provided new understanding on a variety of topics recently. Here’s a closer look at their work.

March 12, 2021
Faculty and Staff

S. Brian Jones, published playwright, actor, and arts educator shares his passions and excitement as the new Assistant Dean for Diversity and Equity in the Arts at Pace.

March 12, 2021
Alumni

Nadia Owusu ’05 and Marcos Gonsalez ’15, both authored memoirs that have been published to critical acclaim. Here’s what they had to say about their work.

March 12, 2021