Press Room

Pace University’s new Entrepreneurship Lab, known as the E-Lab, is available to all Pace students, in New York City and in Pleasantville.

A startup blog covers the opening of Pace’s new startup Entrepreuneurship Lab. How appropriate.

Global Entrepreneurship Week (November 14 – 20, 2011) is the world’s largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare. So why should entrepreneurs celebrate it?

In the wake of the suicide of a promising tech entrepreneur this weekend, Dr. Richard Shadick helps us – and Forbes.com readers – to understand the mindset of young founders in a startup culture who may be dealing with issues of isolation/stress/depression.

Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter’s “gales of creative destruction” are blowing and many companies are being taken under by this storm. Richard Foster shares his view on how the changing economy of China will determine which U.S. businesses will survive and prosper, and which ones will wither and die.

Seidenberg professor Christelle Scharff, winner of IBM’s Smarter Planet Faculty Innovation Award, was mentioned on Campus Technology and other web sites. (Left: Christelle Scharff; Credit: Pace Press)

Sue Merritt, founding dean of the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems now has a Verizon Foundation Scholarship named after her. (Left: Dean Emeritus Sue Merritt).

In an aging society, Professor Jean Coppola’s work training students to help older people learn computing struck with various news media. In the last 2 months she has been covered in the Wall Street Journal, Business Wire, Phillyburbs.com and the New Rochelle Patch.

Professor Darren Hayes is quoted in multiple articles about a Jeopardy game show which tests man against machine (IBM’S Watson supercomputer). Hayes showcases his knowledge of homeland security and computer forensics.

A news conference will be held Friday, January 28, when Verizon officially presents a grant at 3:30 p.m. in the Faculty Dining Room of Choate House on the Pleasantville Campus.