Pace University News

Professor Thomas McDonnell offers advice to incoming law students.

For four decades, Dean Angie D’Agostino has been a constant presence at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law: guiding students, shaping campus life, and helping define the Law School community. As she enters a well-deserved new chapter, her legacy is deeply intertwined with the Law School’s history and can be found in the generations of students, alumni, faculty, and staff whose lives she has touched.

Haub Law Professor Bridget Crawford is featured in OK! Magazine discussing the legal standards surrounding sealed court records in the dispute between Paris Jackson and the Michael Jackson estate. Professor Crawford explains that court proceedings are generally open to the public, with records sealed only under limited circumstances.

Haub Law Professor Bridget Crawford pens an op-ed in The Columbus Dispatch examining how Ohio's remaining child marriage laws contributed to conditions that enabled the abuse of 16 children in Vinton County. Drawing on her own upbringing in the community, Crawford argues that closing the state's child marriage loophole and strengthening support for child welfare services are essential to preventing future tragedies.

Lubin School of Business Dean Ajay Khorana writes a piece in The EDU Ledger exploring why business schools are becoming more essential in the age of artificial intelligence. Khorana explains that today's students are part of a "Founder Generation," developing the entrepreneurial mindset, judgment, and leadership skills needed to create value in a rapidly changing economy.

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.