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The Pace Women’s Justice Center teams up with Senator Shelley Mayer for a toiletry drive to collect donations for sexual assault and domestic violence victims throughout April.

Dance Magazine applauds Sands College of Performing Arts for providing students with invaluable real-world insight, thanks to a distinguished faculty that includes industry professionals like Ray Hesselink, Dolores Sanchez, Sara Brians, and Lisa La Touche.

Variety Magazine highlights Pace’s partnership with talent agency Gersh for its new “Gersh U” education program, aimed at connecting students with top industry professionals.

We gathered at �鶹������ý to honor extraordinary acts of bravery, professionalism, and teamwork — and to celebrate the individuals who helped save a life. Led by Jerry McKinstry, AVP of Public Affairs, and joined by distinguished guests including County Executive Ken Jenkins, Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi, Pleasantville Mayor Peter Scherer, Briarcliff Manor Deputy Mayor Peter Chatzky, Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky, and representatives from the offices of Congressman Mike Lawler and Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the Pace community came together to recognize a powerful moment of courage and collaboration.

Pace student lifeguards Kieran Hagan and Angelo DeAugustino were honored for their heroic act of saving a swimmer’s life during a special recognition ceremony on campus, where officials including Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky gathered to celebrate their bravery, News 12 reports.

ABC7 �鶹������ý highlighted the heroic actions of two �鶹������ý student lifeguards who sprang into action when alumnus Bryan Zirman went into cardiac arrest at the campus pool. Thanks to their fast response and life-saving skills, a tragedy was averted.

News 12 reported that two heroic Pace student lifeguards and rescue team members saved the life of alumnus Bryan Zirman, who suffered cardiac arrest at the university pool. Their quick action and training made all the difference.

PIX11 reported on two Pace student lifeguards and rescue team who saved the life of alumnus Bryan Zirman, who suffered cardiac arrest at the university pool.