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In Georgia, for example, a 2019 "fetal heartbeat" law, which essentially banned most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy or when prenatal cardiac activity is detected, allowed families to claim an embryo as a dependent on state tax filings. But elsewhere, state tax codes rely on the federal definition of a dependent, which requires a live birth, according to Bridget Crawford, a tax law professor at Pace Law School.
Pace University is hosting a job and internship fair for students this week. The job fair will be held at the Goldstein Gym on the Pleasantville Campus on Friday from 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
The Nutrition and Dietetics Teaching Kitchen at Pace University has been accepted into the Teaching Kitchen Collaborative (TKC), a leading invitational network of educational, research, and community organizations with teaching kitchens aimed at improving personal and public health.
Pace University Career Services on Friday hosted one of its signature events: the spring 2024 Job and Internship Career Fair. With record-breaking student turnout, it was the largest Job Fair in the University’s history.
Beyond the intrinsic experiential nature of studying the arts and media, Dyson embraces a deeper approach, focusing on community connection and cultural competence.
Through a grant from the National Cancer Institute, Professor of Biology Nancy Krucher, PhD, Anastasiia Vaska ’24, and Michael Ferretti ’24 are exploring how a new cancer drug could help tackle the resistance patients can develop to ongoing treatments.
Step into the world of P17X High School in the Bronx, where Corey Paul ’22, ’24 empowers neurodiverse students to shine through the transformative lens of media arts.
Tony Award-winning actor LaChanze will address Pace University’s Commencement 2024 and will receive an honorary doctorate, Pace University announced today.
On Monday, May 20, the Class of 2024 will celebrate with some amazing guests who will impart their wisdom to the departing graduates. Among the honorees are a Broadway powerhouse, a family who turned a heartbreaking loss into hope for children, a renowned judge, the former president of one of the largest and oldest American comic book companies, and a physician leading the way in AI-powered medicine.
Kaylin Smith ’26 is defining her own academic path and uncovering new interests as she balances the rigors of her health science classes and the creative skills necessary in her role as a graphic design student worker.