NY Legislature passes bill that would add abortion rights to state constitution

Elisabeth Haub School of Law

Constitution law professor Bennett Gershman Pace University said by making abortion a constitutional right, it makes it much more difficult for it ...

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Supreme Court deals climate change fight a major blow in EPA ruling

Elisabeth Haub School of Law

“I read it as having significant effects on statutory interpretation and administrative law going forward,” said Katrina Kuh, Haub Distinguished Professor of Environmental Law at Pace University School of Law.

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What the Supreme Court's EPA ruling could mean for New York

Elisabeth Haub School of Law

Katrina Kuh, a professor of environmental law at Pace University, said the ruling made it a logistical nightmare for the EPA to receive the congressional approval it would need. “The court is saying, 'We're just deferring to Congress.' But the problem is you’re then running into a Congress, particularly in the context of environment law, that has run into a lot of gridlock,” Kuh said. “It's clearly giving more power to that gridlock, to which fossil fuel companies have expressly, purposely, clearly contributed.”

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Court's Ruling Leaves Narrow Path For EPA's Climate Rules

Elisabeth Haub School of Law

"The Clean Air Act can still do work," Kuh of Pace University said. "I just think this decision today makes it clear there is a real limit on the ...

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Pace Professor Receives NIH Grant: Social & Economic Impacts of COVID

Dyson College of Arts and Science

Pace University Associate Professor of Psychology, Anthony Mancini, PhD, has received a four-year, $440,632 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study the social and economic impacts of COVID-19.

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Side Doors And Unspoken Rules Are Key To Success, And Mentors Can Help First-Gen Students Find Them

Pace President

College can change the trajectory of a young person’s life. That’s something I say a lot, because the data back me up. As Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce has reported, college graduates will earn 75 percent more over their lifetimes than those with only a high school degree.

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Why Prosecutors Might Fear Prosecuting Trump

Elisabeth Haub School of Law

Professor Bennett Gershman explains the daunting challenges that prosecutors will face to persuade a jury of Trump’s guilt.

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The 10 Best Colleges for Aspiring Choreographers

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Dyson College of Arts and Science

Pace University prepares its students to choreograph anything from Broadway productions to commercials with a B.F.A. in Commercial Dance. Pace understands the dancers and choreographers of today need to prepare for the needs of the current dance industry with theater dance, aerial arts, and choreography classes.

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There's a new way to help college students transfer: Admit them to two schools at once

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Purdue University Northwest and Ivy Tech Community College in Indiana reached a similar agreement in March, as did Bergen Community College in New Jersey and Pace University in New York, as well as Bucks County Community College and DeSales University in Pennsylvania.

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Changing Higher Ed Podcast 112 with Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton and Guest Marvin Krislov

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Marvin Krislov, the president of Pace University, is one of the very few presidents who still teaches classes – and he is one of the teachers of this 101-level course. Krislov’s recent article explains the link between this course and the level of kindness and compassion for students that he thinks is necessary, especially right now.

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