Pace Now

Researchers at Pace dive deep into hip hop’s emotional undercurrents.

Shades has been providing community and support to women and femmes of color through mentorships, outings, and discussion groups for over 15 years. Learn about its impact from coordinator Denise Santiago, PhD, and alumni facilitator Nina Riley '22.

With the help of a nearly $2M federal grant, this inaugural cohort of nursing students is poised to change the face of patient care.

Through the U.N. Millennium Fellowship, three Pace students are innovating the way food insecurity is addressed on campus with the Fare Trade program.

A new cohort of leaders at Pace’s School of Performing Arts is embracing change and continuing to enable students’ professional success—all while guiding the way toward a more equitable arts community.

For more than 30 years, Sabrina A. Griffin's career focus has centered on promoting diversity and inclusion through corporate ranks. She's bringing this experience to her new role as the first-ever Leadership Council Chair of the new Pace University Alumni Association.

While law school was not always Nicole Sammon’s career path, she knew she wanted a career that would be intellectually challenging, which also allowed her to make a positive impact on her community.

Taking a chance has proven a valuable asset for Haub Law alumnus Thomas Sciacca over the years. Only four years out of law school, he founded his own firm, and now, fifteen years later, Sciacca Law is a busy full-service law firm handling all types of Trusts and Estates matters.

“You are capable of doing whatever you dream of,” says Pace School of Performing Arts student Camila Rivera, who grew up in the countryside of Puerto Rico and is now studying acting in the most connected city on Earth.

Pace's Maria Escobar is the co-founder of the World Without Exploitation National Youth Coalition—a network of young people dedicated to ending human trafficking—and she’s presented at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.