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The Odyssey (2026) – Review
The Pace Chronicle
The 2026 Odyssey movie directed by Christopher Nolan is one of the biggest movies of the year. It runs 3 hours long and was shot with IMAX film cameras. The movie was filmed entirely in IMAX, which helped it gain an unparalleled level of image quality, making the graphics and scenery clearer. The story is...
The Reel Report: ‘You’ve Got Mail’
The Pace Press
By 1998, director and writer Nora Ephron was already a beloved Hollywood figure. Her films had gained a reputation for their cozy cinematography and sincere narratives. After the commercial success of “Sleepless in Seattle,” directed by Ephron and starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan, the trio’s next venture seemed destined to succeed. “You’ve Got Mail”...
Fall films to set the perfect autumnal mood
The Pace Press
As the leaves start to change and the temperature starts to drop, it is clear that the fall season is rapidly approaching. If you have found yourself jonesing for a movie or two to get you in the spirit, look no further! Below, you’ll find a list of some of the best fall features —...
‘Lanterns’ is a light in the dark for the DCU
The Pace Press
When it was announced that DC Comics would be releasing a show based on some of their oft-overlooked heroes, there was mixed reception. While some fans were excited to see a close-up on the Green Lantern Corps, other fans were dubious that DC would be able to pull the venture off. DC Comics has a...
Generational resistance: unpacking the dangers of tech dependency
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On May 9, 2025, New York State students saw their governor, Kathy Hochul, sign a statewide phone-free school law. From the first bell to the last bell, students are not allowed to use their devices on school grounds. Those who disregard this newly signed law could face extreme consequences, like out-of-school suspension. Predictably, this law...
More than money can buy: why education is worth the fight
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With inflation surging and the prices of college education following, it is vital not to let it scare you away. Letting it scare you away is only giving more power to a corrupt system that thrives on uneducated citizens. When a system is corrupt, and its citizens are left uneducated, it allows for more exploitation...
The University’s new exhibit, ‘For the Love of Fragile Things’
The Pace Press
The University Art Gallery provides art exhibitions to students and the public, acting as a space to promote exploration and innovation. This month, the Gallery was able to host artist La Vaughn Belle in residence for seven weeks leading up to an exhibition of her work showcasing large-scale contemporary paintings. The Gallery’s current exhibit, For...
New Makerspace opens in 1 Pace Plaza East
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Inside the newly reopened One Pace Plaza East, students can find a free facility to express their creativity and work on a variety of different kinds of projects— no matter their level of experience. The Makerspace and Humanities Lab is in room 301 on the third floor of One Pace Plaza East where, as Makerspace...
Human Authorship in the Age of AI: Society of Fellows weekend seminar
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The Society of Fellows (SOF) is an organization in the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences with the mission to promote and encourage undergraduate scholarship amongst members of Dyson. This year’s weekend seminar was hosted in Stony Point, centering the theme of Human Authorship in the Age of AI. The seminar started off with an...
Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 15 years after New York retrial
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Nine years after his allegations were originally published, former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for one count of Criminal Sexual Act in the First Degree following a 2025 conviction. In an almost decade of prominence, the case has had profound impacts upon the public perception of sexual assault...
Robert Pattinson’s Best Performances of 2026
The Pace Press
This year has been huge for movies. The summer box office on its own set a domestic record, bringing in roughly $4.67 billion. Not only has this been an amazing year for films in general, but it has also been extremely successful for one specific actor. The man who was once known for “Twilight” and...
Uncovering The Mystery Behind Pace University’s Shuttle System
The Pace Chronicle
For students living at either Pace’s New York City or Pleasantville campuses, the intercampus shuttle serves to provide a free, convenient way for students to travel between both locations. But how convenient and accessible is the shuttle system in practice? As a first-year student here at Pace University’s Pleasantville campus, I’ve consistently had questio
Alpha Chi Rho Shares Upcoming Events
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Alpha Chi Rho, one of the fraternities on the Pleasantville campus, hosted its “Meet and Greet” event on Monday, Sept. 28, in Kessel. Students had the chance to meet the brothers of the fraternity and learn more about the organization. The fraternity serves to make a strong impact on its club members. Junior finance major...
Exploring the History and Culture of Latin America
The Pace Chronicle
Snorkeling, visiting art galleries, and partaking in dance/percussion workshops are only a few of the things that students can do when studying abroad in Latin America. The Education Abroad Program offers many opportunities to visit countries such as Argentina, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Cuba while earning academic credit at the same time. Students can take...
Pace Football Dominates Monroe 59-3 to Bring Home First Win Since 2024
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On Saturday, Pace faced off against Monroe University for the first time ever in the inaugural Westchester Gridiron Classic. This season, Monroe moved up to DII, creating a neighborhood rival in Westchester. Monroe came into the game 1-1, and Pace came in 0-1. The game kicked off at 12:01 p.m. with 1,576 fans in attendance....
Anime NYC – Exciting GKIDS Announcements
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During Anime NYC this past weekend, GKIDS made two major announcements. GKIDS is an Academy Award-winning curator, producer, and distributor of global cinema that is dedicated to connecting North American audiences with stories from around the world. They are widely celebrated for their leadership in the “animation is film” movement and have played a major..
Anime NYC – Ghost in the Shell & Bandai Namco Panels
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During the Anime NYC weekend, I attended two panels: the Bandai Namco Filmworks panel and the official Ghost in the Shell panel. Both panels featured information about the Ghost in the Shell anime (2026) that is currently airing. The panels featured director Mokochan, anime producer Shuhei Shindo, and producer Kengo Abe. Ghost in the Shell...
Anime NYC – Kaiju No. 8
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During Anime NYC this weekend, there were some big announcements and awesome moments at the Kaiju No 8. Panel. The panel featured Masaya Fukunishi (the voice actor of Kafka Hibino), Yuta Bandoh (the Composer), and Shunsuke Yanagisawa (the Producer). Kaiju No. 8 is an anime that follows Kafka Hibino, a 32-year-old cleanup worker who comes...
Anime NYC – Viz Media Black Torch Panel
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During Anime NYC this year, VIZ Media had a special panel for guests on Friday, August 21. During this panel, we got to meet Takamichi, the mangaka behind Black Torch, and Shihei Lin, who is part of the Shonen Jump editorial team. Black Torch is a manga and anime that follows Jiro Azuma, a high...
Professor Profile: Professor Greg Murphy
The Pace Chronicle
Professor Greg Murphy educates students on a variety of topics in History and provides students with the skills they need for future endeavors. Professor Murphy is currently the Head of Patron Services at the Mortola Library in Pleasantville, having previously served ten years at the Pace NYC library. Professor Murphy has been teaching at Pace...
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