Pace University News

Pace University has joined the FirstGen Forward Network Class of 2026, recognizing its commitment to expanding opportunity, belonging, and success for first-generation college students.

Moving out for the first time is stressful—for you and your family! Here are a few things you need to know as a first-year residential student moving on to a Pace campus.

From empathetic chatbots to smarter AI project management, Seidenberg Professor Youngsoo Shin's latest research is advancing human-centered AI and positioning Pace University at the forefront of innovation across multiple disciplines.

Pace University welcomes Frances “Fran” Shields Dedeian as Assistant Vice President of Benefits and Total Rewards. Fran brings extensive experience in benefits, compensation strategy, workforce planning, and employee well-being.

Discover the differences between school psychologists and school counselors, from education requirements and licensure to salary expectations and daily responsibilities. This guide compares both career paths side by side, with New York State certification details and New York City compensation data, to help prospective graduate students choose the role that fits their strengths and professional goals.

Pace Seidenberg students tested their cybersecurity skills at the 2026 Northeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.

NIH-funded researcher Belinda Anderson, PhD, MA(Ed), LAc, has spent her career building connections among modern biomedical science, acupuncture, clinical care, and evidence-based medicine.

Discover how Pace students tackled real-world AI challenges during an immersive internship experience at Seidenberg.

Whether he's leading an AI internship, hosting a campus barbecue, or mentoring students, Seidenberg professor Matt Ganis approaches every opportunity with one goal: helping students succeed.

New York City is home to the Big Five publishers and hundreds of independent and specialized presses. This article maps the NYC publishing ecosystem, from major trade houses to mid-sized and indie publishers, and explains how structure, imprints, and company size shape career paths. Useful for prospective publishing graduate students and early-career candidates evaluating where and how to enter the industry.