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“Some of it might just be self-correction at this point,” said Veronika Dolar, an associate professor of economics at Pace University.
Lubin student George Davis '25 credits his coursework, Career Services, Excel certifications, workshops, and networking opportunities with helping him land his second internship with AMC Networks.
Despite beginning law school elsewhere, transfer student Joseph Martinez always felt that Haub Law was where he belonged. “Haub Law, for me, was always the goal,” said Joseph.
You’ve got questions about becoming part of the Pace Community and how to thrive on campus—we’ve got answers, straight from Pace’s own expert, T-Bone.
Imagine worrying that your community park might be contaminated and unsafe. This concern was the focus of the Environmental Studies and Science department where Assistant Professor S. Perl Egendorf and her students collaborated with the nonprofit Gotham Park to test and analyze the environment.
"No one has run for office that has been this old before, no one has run for office that has been a convicted felon before and no one has withdrawn from the race this far in the process," says Laura Tamman, a political science professor at Pace University.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Political Science Laura Tamman, PhD, spoke to News 12 Westchester on Hudson Valley Congressman backing Vice President Kamala Harris as the new presidential nominee.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Political Science Laura Tamman, PhD, spoke to Fox 5 NY about U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez resigning from office on August 20 following his conviction for taking bribes for corrupt acts including acting as an agent of the Egyptian government.
Cruise ships are in constant communication with the lines’ operations departments, said Andrew O. Coggins, a cruise industry analyst and professor of management science at Pace University’s Lubin School of Business. If weather developments are expected to impact a route, they can adjust accordingly.
The Hispanic Advisory Board, under the leadership of Westchester County Executive George Latimer, is proud to announce a new comprehensive survey targeting the Latino community. This initiative is conducted in collaboration with Pace University and marks the first needs assessment of its kind in over two decades.