Press Room

Performing Arts students Donell James Foreman ’12, Matthew Farcher ’12 (pictured), Pace alumna Ally Bonino ’11 and Performing Arts Assistant Professor Robert Meffe are getting major accolades for their work in “Myths and Hymns.”

. . . “While it may be far from easy, if not impossible to rein in the Fed,” says Pace professor John James, “making it much more transparent in what it does would reduce the need for abolishing it and at least reduce the rumbling from critics.”

While hiring seems to be picking up again, the financial meltdown that began in 2008 resulted in a surge of home-based businesses as millions of laid-off workers scrambled to find a way to pay their bills.

Incoming freshman Victoria Longo blogged about her excitement about coming to Pace on the Albany Times-Union high school student blog.

A study on brain injuries by Lester Mayers, MD, team physician for Pace athletics and adjunct lecturer for the College of Health Professions, was recently highlighted on NPR.

Blind Brook High School’s robotics club, a.k.a “We wreck and tech,” pitted their robot against five other teams at the FIRST Tech Challenge championship tournament at Pace.

Pace University’s Confucius Institute celebrated the Chinese Lunar New Year of the Dragon with local officials on February 5. WPIX was there to capture the fun. View the video. Read the press release here.

Pace will host the culmination of an international book tour – a New York exhibition of 85 photographs, the largest and most comprehensive showing to date, on view from mid-March to the end of April in the downtown Manhattan lobby gallery of Pace University’s Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts (sample photos). An invitation-only opening reception and book signing is set for Wednesday, March 14 from 6 – 7:30 pm. Public hours through April 28 are Wednesday -Saturday, 12 Noon – 6 pm. Symposiums at Pace for professionals and the public about Alzheimer’s and related diseases are scheduled for Wednesday, April 25.

Political Science professor Chris Malone, Ph.D., was interviewed by WCBS TV regarding the Komen Foundation’s reversal of the decision to stop funding Planned Parenthood. The decision was deemed by most to be political. “That really is the takeaway from this. These non-profits try as they might to remain non-political, get into the mix and sometimes [...]

Pace psychology professor Anthony Mancini wrote an Op-ed on post-war resilience that was published in The New York Times in print and online on February 6.