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How did you enjoy the snow? Viewers share snow day photos on KSAT Connect Original
Published: January 22, 2025 at 6:18 AM Tags: KSAT Connect, Snow, Winter SAN ANTONIO – Measurable snow for the first time in nearly four years passed through San Antonio on Tuesday, leaving many businesses, schools and public facilities closed for the day. This winter storm left time for kids and pets alike to play in the (not too heavy) snow, which our viewers shared with us.
Setter Spotlight: Pace’s New SGA President, Kimberly Mars
Brianne Gonzalez September 18, 2021 Pace University welcomes Kimberly Mars, a junior political science major, as the new Student Government Association (SGA) president. As the 2020-2021 secretary for Pace’s Black Student Union, Mars takes on her second leadership position in Pace’s community. In her role, Mars is excited to continue advancing as a leader and is glad to have the opportunity to be an advocate for everyone on campus, not just students. “I’ve always wanted to be involved on campus.
5 things every first-year Pace student should know
Everyone’s first-year college story is different, but there’s one thing that is a universal experience – there is a lot to learn! As a warm welcome to Pace’s incoming students, here are five things your fellow upperclassmen wish they knew before starting college. 5. Not an early bird, don’t try to get the worm! Through the transition from high school to college, many believe that since they were able to wake up early for high school then they could do the same for college.
Setter Spotlight: Shahab Gharib, the 13-year-old freshman attending Pace University
With a passion for reading and museums, Shahab Gharib may seem like an average 13-year-old. However, Shahab Gharib is far from average as he attends Pace as a history major on the New York City campus. Shahab Gharib, born in Germany and living in Florida, began his academic ventures at the age of three with his father, Bardia Gharib, who would read newspapers to him to spark discussions on varying topics.
To write, or not to write: How poetry has secretly taken over Pace for National Poetry Month
@chroma.pace An Emily Dickinson poem posted onto the solar tree on Pace’s Pleasantville campus. Pace Book Club, Chroma Arts and Literary Journal are partnering for the first time throughout the month of April. April is National Poetry Month and the student organizations have collaborated to bring the Pace community Random Acts of Poetry, a monthlong event in which Pace volunteers post poems on campus or in their hometowns.
Pace’s head softball coach Claudia Stabile reveals secret to achieving 750 career total wins
@PaceUAthletics Coach Claudia Stabile reaches a career milestone in achieving a total of 750 wins. Pace Athletics created and tweeted this montage to celebrate her victory.
Pace modifies Guest Policy following low COVID-19 positivity rates
On March 9, Dean for Students Rachel Carpenter and Associate Dean Alerie Tirsch sent out an email to inform Pace residential students about an adjustment to the residential housing guest policy. This update allows students living in the same residence halls to visit one another’s room. According to the email, the upgraded Guest Policy will permit one guest per student who lives in the suite.
Polish International Student swims her way into the big city
Marta Hasny poses in Manhattan. Hasny traveled to explore the streets of the city every week. (Courtesy of Marta Hasny) As graduation approaches, Pace senior Marta Hasny reflects on her self-made community within the swim team while she continues to feed into her passion for the city lifestyle. At the age of 10 years old, Hasny began her swimming career in her hometown in Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Poland, a rural town located in southern part of Poland.
Senior Planning Committee works to implement memorable events for Class of 2021
plv_sdca The 2020 banner displays colorful handprints of various seniors. The banner could be found in the entrance of Kessel. As the one year mark since students, faculty and staff were sent home from campus approaches, current seniors are remembering a time where all senior events were voided and the historic Zoom graduation of 2020 took place.
SDCA plans to host Pleasantville’s first Virtual Involvement Fair
Pleasantville is covered in a blanket of snow. By Reginald McKinnely Jr. Brianne Gonzalez , Contributing Writer February 13, 2021 With outside grouping limited due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Center for Student Development & Campus Activities (SDCA) at Pleasantville plans to host its first Virtual Involvement Fair to allow students to meet with representatives from multiple student-run organizations all while following safety precautions.
New menu, new doors: Perk Café enters spring semester with an upgrade
Cristina Rosario Perez The Pace Perk Café’s renovated entrance contains a set of glass doors with white framing. Brianne Gonzalez, Contributing Writer January 30, 2021 As the spring semester commences, Pace Perk Café implements new additions to the menu to allow students to personalize milkshakes, ice cream, and ice cream sandwiches. Perk, also, underwent construction during the winter break to install glass doors at the entrance of the cafe for a modern look.
Pace’s Black Student Union plan for an eventful Spring semester
Brianne Gonzalez, Contributing Writer December 1, 2020 The Black Student Union (BSU), a student-run cultural organization at Pace, had a successful fall semester, and has expectations to continue advocating for minority students while injustices against people of color continue to grow worldwide this spring.
Women’s power needed in Lubin School of Business
Pace’s female students, attending the Lubin School of Business at the Pleasantville campus, demand for more female representation as male students continue to dominate the department throughout the years. Since the fall of 2006, it has been recorded that more male students at the Pleasantville campus enroll in the Lubin School of Business than females. However, Pace’s student body has had more females than males since 2006 and onward.
This virus means business: How has COVID-19 affected Pace’s on-campus food services?
Rocco Odell and Ricky Valerio get ready to work at Pace Perk Cafe before the pandemic. Brianne Gonzalez, Contributing Writer September 19, 2020 Students working on campus at Pace are continuing to work with caution as COVID-19 continues to be a threat. Businesses such as Pace Delivers and Pace Perk Cafe have reopened and have altered operations to prioritize health and safety.
Brandon Jacobs: A Record Setter and Leader
paceuathletics.com Brandon Jacobs passing a defender. Jj Perdido and Brianne Gonzalez March 8, 2020 Star guard and record holder for assists, Brandon Jacobs has a vision for Pace basketball much larger than himself. Throughout his last three seasons, Jacobs focused on improving one major thing about himself: growing to become a leader. “A big thing that I had to work on was my leadership skills,” Jacobs said.
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