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An Art History/Psychology major and first-gen honors student, Maruszewski speaks about merging the arts and sciences.

At Pace, I can channel my passion where it thrives: Learning and creating ways to change the economy for the better.

Jeremiah Williams '23 found his place on campus within the political science department. He cites courses taught by President Krislov and Matthew Bolton as influential in his journey to understanding the political world.

I chose ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½because the Forensic Science major is very unique as compared to other programs, and there is a great success rate in job placements for graduates. Forensic Science is solely based on facts and data collected during investigations, and as someone who values justice in our society, I wanted to contribute in the best way I knew how, which is the scientific approach. This major combines science and criminal justice, which made it an easy choice for me.

I aim to become a middle school and high school teacher, and in a few years, I’ll consider getting a degree in Psychology or exploring teaching opportunities around the world.

Dyson Biology Professor Melissa Grigione, PhD, has spent her career traveling all around the world to better understand a wide range of animal populations. She's now passing on what she's learned to the next generation.

... of the Global Supply Chain Institute at the University of Tennessee, ... but it's rare to find a dynasty as durable as the ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ ... Fed officials choose the winners. Eighty percent of the ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½team’s members this year are women; Yuwei Liu, a co-captain, hails from Beijing. Since 2004, students at Pace, which has campuses in Lower Manhattan and Westchester County, N.Y., have won the competition more than any other school. This year the University of Pennsylvania finished second and Dartmouth third.