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Seidenberg launches “The Berg,” a student-run podcast
Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer April 13, 2021 Seidenberg students launched a video-enhanced tech podcast called “The Berg,” where students talk about all things tech and the future of technology. According to the Dean of the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information, Dr. Jonathan Hill, the podcast launched in the late spring of last year and was a project that had been discussed for years.
Springing into Spring Fashion: what’s trending, what’s to come, and how to stay in the fashion game
Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer March 2, 2021 As winter comes to a close, we can all begin packing the heavy winter coats and snow boots and say bring out the colors, tank tops and say hello to spring. With fashion trends constantly evolving and new trends coming into light, fashion lovers, Allison Phillips ‘21 and Rachel Wyman ‘22, are embracing current trends and anticipate what’s to come this spring.
RV Adventures: Heaven Swan continues her education while road tripping around the country
Heaven Swan Heaven Swan and her partner, Neil, at Long Boat Key, FL. Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer February 16, 2021 With the change to online classes and the chance to attend her classes remotely, senior Heaven Swan decided to take advantage of the opportunity, packed her bags and hit the road with her partner for the trip of a lifetime: a road trip around the country.
Wrongfully Convicted: The story of Pace University graduate, Jeffrey Deskovic ’19 is told through award-winning short film, “Conviction”
Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer February 10, 2021 Upon graduating from the Elizabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University in the spring 2019, Jeffrey Deskovic left with a law degree and one goal: to continue working to exonerate falsely convicted and incarcerated individuals, like himself, serving time in prison.
Fabulosity 2021 goes virtual with Drag Bingo
Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer January 30, 2021 The Pride at Pace club held its annual Fabulosity event virtually with the addition of Drag Bingo to spice things up, while also keeping the same energy experienced at the event in past years. Fabulosity has usually consisted of a student drag competition in which students put on their best drag performance competing against each other for a cash, check, or gift card prize.
What Students Didn’t Know About Virtual Registration
The Schedule Explorer on the Pace Portal is where students can find all the course offerings for the following semester. Sofia Torio, Contributing Writer November 23, 2020 As the beginning of the spring 2021 registration period comes to a close, many Pace students are left feeling overwhelmed with the registration process and express concern for their ability to enroll in certain courses due to lack of resources and university assistance.
These Ardsley Twins Created a CPR-Training App That Can Help Save Lives
The app focuses on CPR compression rate and proper hand position. By Sofia Torio Published: 09/03/2019 Twins Adeel and Amber Arif of Ardsley proudly display their CPR Simulator, a free, downloadable app that teaches lifesaving skills and has been endorsed by Dr. Farrukh Jafri, co-medical director of urgent care at White Plains Hospital. (below, left).
Make a Quick Trip to Visit New York's Biggest Indoor Waterpark
Head just an hour and a half outside of the county to visit Kartrite Resort in Monticello. By Sofia Torio Published: 06/28/2019 courtesy of kartrite resort & indoor waterpark The Kartrite Resort & Indoor Waterpark just opened an hour and a half away, in Monticello, NY, and is making quite a splash. Having cut the ribbon in May, the new 1,600-acre addition to the Resorts World Catskills Casino Resort campus (not affiliated)brings new family fun to the Catskills.
Check Out Nontoxic Beauty Products in Greenwich
Sherwood Green Life products will make you feel good about looking good. By Gina Valentino and Sofia Torio Published: 06/06/2019 Photo by Emily Lucille Nontoxic — that’s how beauty products should be. Chicagoan Rhonda Sherwood, now a Connecticut resident, grew up in a “health food” household and committed herself to a nontoxic lifestyle decades ago. Now, she shares her passion for safe products with the local community through her store, Sherwood Green Life, on Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich.
Greenburgh Nature Center Reopens After $1 Million Renovation
The center plans to continue updating the facility in upcoming years, including the addition of a new barn and classroom space to service their school programs. By Siera Nezaj & Sofia Torio Published: 06/05/2019 The Greenburgh Nature Center’s Manor House reopened in February after the completion of a two-stage, $1 million renovation.
The Top Spring and Summer Networking Events to Hit in Westchester
As the weather heats up, so does business in the county. Here’s our look at some of the top events to attend in the upcoming weeks. By Sofia Torio Published: 04/25/2019 AdobeStock/Monkey Business Residential and Commercial Real Estate Forecast Westfair Communications Inc. will be inviting successful real estate and finance individuals to discuss the future of residential and commercial real estate in Westchester and Fairfield Counties.
Feel Polished With One of These 8 Hot Nail Trends for Spring
Nailed it. By Sofia Torio Published: 2019.04.10 12:23 Solid colored nails are so yesterday. Get funky and try your hand at one of these eight nail trends this season, available at local salons. 1. Negative Space Give your manicure a modern twist using negative-space nail art. Create stripes and ribbons of varying widths across each nail and half moons at the cuticles or tips to create minimal nail art without mixing your colors.
8 of the Coolest Things to Do in Westchester This April
Our favorite reasons to get out of the house this month. By Sofia Torio Published: 03/29/2019 April 6 - June 1 Art for Animals Find a locally made, one-of-a-kind bowl for your furry friend during this unique exhibition at Port Chester’s Clay Art Center. Pots for Pets is a nationwide invitational of handmade pottery by more than 50 ceramic artists, all tailored specifically to the needs of cats, dogs, birds, and other cuddly creatures.
Education Without an Age Limit: Older Students Returning to College
Obtaining a college education and a degree is an accomplishment that many students value. Whether the individual is expected to go to college or made the independent decision to enroll, every Pace student has a reason to be where they are. For many students, the time to go to college was straight after high school, but for some, that is not the case. Some current students made the decision to obtain their degrees later in their lives.
The Struggle for Winter Intersession Registration
Sleepless nights in the library, multiple papers to write and tests to study for is nearing its end as the final month of the fall semester approaches. Late December and most of January provides a break for students from their busy fall semester, but the break also provides an intersession in which students can take a course for just four weeks online and earn same the three credits.
Old Posts Coming Back to Bite: ‘Brother Nature’ and how Social Media Impacts our Generation’s Job Search
Living in a world in which technology is so advanced, what individuals decide to release on the internet becomes difficult to take back. When it comes to posting on social media, it is important for students to take caution and to be aware of who has access to view their content as it can affect their career aspirations. Recently, internet sensation Kelvin Peña, known to most as “Brother Nature,” posted an apology note after the resurfacing of his past racial, sexist, and anti-semitic tweets.
Disney Fan Club Hosts Spooky Party just in Time for Halloween
The Disney Fan Club (DCF) hosted its very-first event this past Friday, getting everyone in the Halloween spirit. As the holiday is quickly approaching, DCF hosted a Halloween Party open to all students to attend. A Disney-themed costume party seemed to be a fitting way to kick off the year for the club. Attendees enjoyed free food all night, a live DJ from the WPAW, Disney-themed coloring activities, and a photo booth to take pictures with their friends.
World Mental Health Day: Army Veteran Chris Nocket on Mental Health Struggles and Awareness
Before Christopher Nocket, a Digital cinema and filmmaking major, became a noticeable face at Pace, he served a four-year stint in the U.S. Army from 2004-2006. He was stationed in Washington and was then deployed to Iraq. There, Nocket witnessed different forms of devastation. Wednesday is World Mental Health Day and Nocket discussed the impact his stint in the army had on both his mental health and those who served with him.
A Look into the Fashion World with POSE
From a simple interest in fashion to forming a popular campus club, Anthony Bradford created Pace Original Style Etiquette (POSE). As a freshman, Bradford co-founded POSE along with former Pace students Akhila Ramesh and Emetekoro Omene. With a passion for personal style, the three had the idea of forming a fashion club in which students can learn and discuss today’s top trends in the fashion world.
Study Abroad Fair Garners its Highest Attendance Ever
It was a spur of the moment decision, but then-sophomore Connor Wills headed to Australia to study abroad for the Fall 2017 semester. He was admittedly anxious, with numerous existential questions running through his mind such as “Am I doing the right thing? Why am I doing this?
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