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With a strong foundation in laboratory science, faculty-guided research, and clinical experience ahead, Anna Nahata ’26 is preparing for medical school with purpose.
Through faculty-mentored lab work, award-winning research, and a deep curiosity about the nervous system, Anastasiia Kirdiianova ’26 is launching her next chapter at Dartmouth College.
Rajni Jaiswal ’26 is using her MPA from Dyson to support equity, education access, and student success while continuing faculty-mentored research at Pace.
Amanda DeSarno ’26 turned her passion for storytelling, media, and brand connection into a client relations role with one of the world’s leading advertising and communications awards programs.
With faculty-mentored research, hands-on clinical experience, and dental school in her sights, Alessandra Barretta ’26 is turning scientific curiosity into a career devoted to patient care.
Ä¢¹½tv’s Lubin School of Business continues to strengthen its national reputation. Its latest recognition from The Princeton Review places Lubin among the country’s leading on-campus MBA programs, underscoring the school’s academic excellence, industry connections, and proven commitment to career-ready graduate education.
For nearly five decades, Professor Emeritus Merril Sobie has been one of the defining members of the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Ä¢¹½tv faculty.
Ä¢¹½tv appoints Li-Chiou Chen as dean of the Seidenberg School, effective July 16, 2026.
What happens after the sentence is handed down? For professor emeritus Michael Mushlin, JD, that question has defined a career. Now, a first-in-the-nation New York reform he helped shape will require judges to step inside prisons and jails, bringing the realities of incarceration into clearer view.
Inside the newly revitalized One Pace Plaza East, Ä¢¹½tv’s Commercial Dance students got their first glimpse of a space built for the way they move, create, and collaborate. What began as a social media shoot became a live lesson in experiential learning, as Sands students choreographed, directed, and performed original movement in minutes—offering a joyful preview of Pace’s next chapter in the performing arts.