At Pace University, undergraduate research is more than an opportunity to explore new ideas. It's a chance for students to work alongside experienced faculty to learn research methods, develop ...

In McKinsey's 2025 "State of AI" survey, 88 percent of organizations reported regularly using artificial intelligence (AI) in at least one business function, up from 78 percent the year before. With ...

For survivors of domestic violence, leaving an abusive relationship can be only the beginning of a complicated legal journey. Questions about child custody, financial support, housing, and personal ...

Join the Real Estate Law Society for an event that introduces the practice of real estate law through the lens of other Pace Haub Law students. These students will share their experience as interns ...

Join Daria T. LaTorre, JD, chair of Pace’s The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)'s evaluation team, as she provides an overview of the visit and answers questions from the Pace ...

Looking to get involved in undergraduate research at Pace? The Center for Undergraduate Research Experiences (CURE) connects students with opportunities to collaborate with faculty, develop research ...

Looking to build your resume, explore AI, or develop new career-ready skills? You can do it at no cost through Pace University. Through the Google AI for Education Accelerator, the Pace Community has ...

Student panelists will discuss legal justice issues pertaining to their community. Attendees and panelists will then go into break out groups to identify actions that the student body and student ...

As surveillance technologies become increasingly sophisticated, where do we draw the line between public safety and personal privacy? For Amy Freedman, PhD, professor and chair of Political Science, ...

For 60 years, Pace University’s Lienhard School of Nursing has helped shape healthcare in Westchester County, New York City, ...

Add To Calendar2026-10-15 17:00:00 2026-10-15 18:00:00 OWLS: GBM & Study Tip Session OWLS will be hosting an informal meeting to offer study tips to students.

What attracted you to Pace? My connection to Pace University stems from two sources. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of working with Pace alumni. Each individual consistently proved to ...