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The 2025 Cash Poor Report, created with input from Opinium and The Aspen Institute’s Financial Security Program and concluded by Lubin Professor Tamir Harosh, revealed that Cash Poor Americans paid over $39 billion in fees beyond the advertised APR when seeking short-term capital. This represents a staggering 34% increase from 2023, Quartz reports.
The Hudson Independent highlights Pace University’s free Camp CryptoBot, a dynamic, mission-driven cybersecurity camp for high school students funded by the National Security Agency.
Thanks to a generous gift from Kenda Sports Group, Pace Athletics is proud to announce that after a 35-year hiatus, men’s soccer will return to campus.
Through a grant from the New York State Department of Education, SOE's Jennifer Pankowski and Seidenberg's Tom Schmidt are employing artificial intelligence solutions to potentially revolutionize the teacher training experience.
For nearly 25 years, Pace University's Elisabeth Haub School of Law has partnered with Yale University to create one of the most unique and impactful joint degree programs in the world.
Pace University’s Go-Getters are shaping the future with achievements in innovation, global advocacy, and the arts. From top rankings to Broadway stars, discover how our students and alumni inspire confidence, resilience, and real-world impact.
At Pace University, we're driven by renewal, growth, and the pursuit of excellence. As we step into this exciting chapter, we reflect on the incredible progress we've made as a community of leaders, changemakers, and innovators.
The days of John Gotti and The Godfather are long behind us, but organized crime has continued to evolve. A Pace student teams up with two faculty members to investigate.
When generative AI burst onto the scene, Seidenberg faculty were already deep into the work. Learn how the school’s legacy of AI excellence has set the stage for groundbreaking work today and is preparing Pace students for the possibilities of tomorrow.
The Pace Community honors Morgan Jenness and Professor Vanessa Merton, two extraordinary individuals who left a lasting impact on our University. Their legacies live on in the lives they touched and the communities they inspired.