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Professor Bennett Gershman speaks to Salon.com about Trump’s upcoming New York hush money trial.
Dyson Professor Seong Jae Min pens an op-ed in The Korea Times about Korea’s health care system.
Pace Seidenberg School of CSIS is launching a new artificial intelligence (AI) lab at 15 Beekman, the dedicated home for Seidenberg. The lab will serve as the central hub of AI for the Pace community, offering training and opportunities to learn, grow, and collaborate for students, faculty, and staff.
Pace President Marvin Krislov pens an op-ed in USA TODAY’s northeast network of newspapers about the importance of students to file their FAFSAs, as their future depends on it — the story gets picked up by The Record Herald, Observer-Dispatch, Cape Cod Times, and The Daily Messenger.
Pace University recently signed an Education Partnership Agreement (EPA) with theNational Security Agency in an effort to develop a pipeline of science and technology talent for possible national security challenges.
Psychology student Agathe Brudi's peer mentorship journey at Pace University transcends barriers, cultivating connection and community among diverse peers.
A delegation from the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University spent February break in India, collaborating with OP Jindal Global University on an academic conference and a conclave with local ESG practitioners, and fostering collaborations with new academic institutions.
The Westchester Women's Bar Association Foundation (WWBAF) has awarded the Justice Sondra M. Miller Scholarship in honor of WWBA founding member and past President Hon. Sondra M. Miller to Haub Law student Remila Jasharllari. The WWBAF evaluates scholarship applicants on a number of criteria: community and/or public service, clinic and internship involvement, life balance, academic record, personal adversity in pursuit of a legal education and intent to make future contributions to Westchester County.
Professor Gershman provided expert insight to Salon.com about the Supreme Court's decision that redirected the potential chaos surrounding efforts to remove Donald Trump from the ballot to Congress.
Haub Professor Leslie Garfield Tenzer speaks to The Journal News about the New York bills in the state Legislature that would prevent social media platforms from providing minors under 18 with addictive feeds without parental consent that the Supreme Court could upend.