Recently, one of my sorority sisters badly sprained her ankle and has been on crutches for a couple days. Now we were making our way from the third floor of Dow to our cafeteria Bressel (Briarcliff Kessel) and my sister was…
According to the World Health Organization (WHO): Genetically modified (GM) foods are foods derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, e.g. through the introduction of a gene from a…
1. Learn more about the candidates. In order to be an educated voter and choose the candidate who will best represent you and your interests, it’s important to learn as much as you can about what they stand for! Check…
The U.S. government was shut down for 16 days – but what does that mean? 700,000 employees were put on unpaid leave The U.S. lost billions of dollars National Parks, NASA, and the EPA were essentially closed The projection for…
Hi everyone, I’m Jandery De La Cruz and I’m currently a Sophomore on the Pleasantville campus. My major is Communications with a minor in Advertising. I’m a new member of the Center of Community Action and Research. Aside from the Center of…
Special thanks to our first guest blogger, Heidi Clorofilla! On October 2nd I attended CCAR’s “How to Plan a Service Event.” The event started with a PowerPoint, with all the major points of what to do for planning a service…
The deadline to register to vote in this year’s election is this Friday, October 11th in New York State. You don’t have to vote in November, but if you don’t register by Friday, you won’t have the choice! This means…
Did you know that approximately 1 in 4 women will experience domestic violence during her lifetime? October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the CCAR is rolling out another 31 days of education, outreach, and action events dedicated to helping…
Hello! My name is Rachel Aviles and I am a sophomore Communications major. I was just recently employed as one of the newest Program Staff Coordinators, and I’m glad to be here! On campus I also work as a tour…
On Thursday, September 26th, over 65 Pace University students joined Professor Matthew Bolton in an hour-long discussion about the current events in Syria. Students had the opportunity to learn about some of the many complex issues surrounding Syria’s civil war…
