Rain-slicked sidewalks line rain-slicked roads that run right by dark red buildings that zig-zag with emergency exits as I zig-zag down a rain-slicked sidewalk toward a bright white car; Rain-slicked sidewalks line rain-slicked roads that frame a big metal bridge that runs across the water as my mind walks down a one-way street. Dark … Read more
As someone born and raised in New York City, the holiday season usually means one thing: tourists. Crowds and crowds of tourists come in from all over the world, trudging slowly through Midtown, taking photos in the middle of traffic, and thinking Times Square is fun and representative of New York City as a whole. … Read more
This past Sunday, October 16th, twenty Honors students attended a matinee showing of Beetlejuice on Broadway at the Marquis Theater. As is typical of Honors Broadway events, students travelled to the city by train and were free to spend time in Manhattan before and after the show shopping, eating, and enjoying the fall weather. Prior … Read more
The Fall 2022 event calendar has been released by the Honors council and staff. The calendar is full of fun events that honors students can take advantage of. The fan favorite Bagel Monday is back! Not been seen since spring of 2020, Bagel Monday has come out of its hiatus and is back for all honors … Read more
I took Romanticism & Modern World (LIT212R) this Spring 2022 Semester with Professor Jo-Ann Schlesinger and would absolutely recommend this course (along with any of Jo-Ann’s other courses) to anyone interested in reading, discussing, and writing about literature. We began the semester reading works by Wordsworth, Emerson, and Whitman, then moved on to The Colors … Read more
A staircase, but where does it go? Why is only a single light on? Why is there a game, but no players? What lurks in the darkness?
Meet Nori Barnes, the new Honors College advisor for Lubin and College of Health Professions. They started this position last semester, however, their time here at Pace goes back further than that. Nori first came to this school as a pre-med undergrad and a member of the women’s basketball team. After their sophomore year, they … Read more
I took Art History: Ancient through Gothic Art (ART102) as a freshman in the 2019 Fall Semester with Dr. Janetta Rebold Benton, and although it was challenging, it was definitely a worthwhile experience. I went on to take ART103 with Dr. Benton the following Spring Semester and (prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic) … Read more
Meet Taylor Cutrone, the new Honors College Advisor for Seidenberg, Dyson, and School of Education. She’s a two-time Pace graduate; she got her BA in Applied Psychology and Human Relations in 2017 and her MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2019. From there, she went on to work as a therapist in the Bronx … Read more
A Fall Sunset over Choate The Moon over Miller The Aftermath of a Blizzard Fiery Clouds in the Distance Trees in the Winter