Scary Mommy featured Dyson Professor Melanie Dupuis in “Why Cotton Totes Aren't The Eco-Friendly Darling We Thought”
The debate shouldn’t be either cotton totes or plastic bags, because when we do so, “we end up in an environmental what-about-ism that leaves consumers with the idea that there is no solution,” Melanie Dupuis, a professor of environmental studies and science at Pace University, told The New York Times.
News12 featured Seidenberg Professor Li-Chiou Chen in “Pace University receives grant to recruit, train students on cybersecurity”
The university is getting a $3.8 million grant from the National Science Foundation to mold students into the next generation of cyber defenders.
Computer science professor Li-Chiou Chen says there needs to be cyber defenders in the government to “help them analyze the threats and the risks coming from the internet."
Mother Jones featured Athletics Director Mark Brown in “Black Men Are Pushed to Pursue Sports. Why Not Medicine?”
No one thinks it will be easy. One obstacle, advocates say, is a lack of role models. Black sports celebrities are household names, but some young athletes may never encounter a Black medical professional. “People don’t believe they can become what they don’t see,” says Mark R. Brown, the athletic director at Pace University.
China Plus featured Dyson Professor Sheying Chen in “Panel: Can China's Generation Z be called Generation Nationalists?”
Pace University Public Administration Professor Sheying Chen was invited as part of a global expert panel in a live show discussion aired by China Radio International (CHINA PLUS) about a growing concern regarding China’s youth nowadays. Can China’s Generation Z be called Generation Nationalists? Listen to the World Today podcast.
Forbes featured Lubin Professor Mark Fichtenbaum in “Cryptocurrency Tax War, Part II”
Says Mark Fichtenbaum, a CPA, lawyer and professor at Pace University: “There’s been too much publicity [about the loopholes] in magazines like yours.” In short, even Republicans might sign off on a crackdown, as they did recently with inherited IRAs. It pays to be prepared for a tougher go on your 1040.
Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals featured Haub Law Professor Danielle B. Shalov in “Bringing eviction solutions from the pandemic into the long term”
Professor Danielle B. Shalov explains why New York state must expand its long-term eviction prevention programs to avoid an onslaught of evictions and court filings in an informative article in Westchester Business Journal.
WalletHub featured Lubin Professor Andrew Coggins in “Best Travel Credit Cards (September 2021): Up to 125,000 Bonus Points”
Andrew O. Coggins, Jr. Clinical Professor, Associate Director, BHP NYC, Pace University, Lubin School of Business. How much can the best travel credit cards save frequent travelers? If they include lounge membership and accelerated mileage accumulation, they can save a lot, especially when non-travel spend is also accelerated (Big deal in time of COVID).
Law360 featured Haub Law Professor Craig Hart in “Biden, Airlines' Jet Fuel Emissions Goals In For Bumpy Ride”
"Any aviation biofuels commitment, whether voluntary or mandatory, will spur efforts to produce biofuels, said Craig Hart, a professor at Pace University's Elisabeth Haub School of Law and executive director of its Pace Energy and Climate Center, for "Biden, Airlines' Jet Fuel Emissions Goals In For Bumpy Ride."