Dyson College of Arts and Sciences

09/10/2026

A great graduate experience is about more than coursework.

At Pace, students benefit from personalized advising, career resources, networking opportunities, and flexible online learning.

Discover the Pace difference: https://online.pace.edu/graduate-programs/msed-literacy-specialist/

09/09/2026

One Pace Plaza East is officially open, and Dyson College of Arts and Sciences students have some incredible new spaces to call their own—from podcast, ADR, vocal, and storytelling studios to film and screen studios, a post-production lab, animation studio, and the new Makerspace, complete with a Print Bay, Zine Library, and Fabrication Lab.

And that’s just one floor.

Take a look inside One Pace Plaza East and explore the building floor by floor. ⬇️

One Pace Plaza East is officially open, and there’s a lot to explore. From new theaters and studios to student lounges, creative spaces, and Maria’s Tower, here’s your guide to what you’ll find inside.

09/01/2026

Welcome to Pace University Dyson College.

To our newest online graduate students in Communications and Digital Media, Public Administration, and Management for Public Safety and Homeland Security Professionals, we’re excited to have you here.

You’re joining a community of professionals, creators, leaders, and changemakers who are all working toward meaningful goals in their careers and communities. We can’t wait to see what you accomplish this semester.

08/27/2026

Every educator remembers a student who finally found their confidence through reading.

The online MSEd in Literacy Specialist prepares you for careers as a reading specialist, literacy coach, instructional leader, and more.

Explore where literacy education can take you: https://online.pace.edu/graduate-programs/msed-literacy-specialist/

08/25/2026

Rajni Jaiswal ’26 came to Pace with a deep interest in equity, governance, and the systems that serve people.

Through Dyson’s Master of Public Administration program, she built a path focused on public service, education access, research, and student support. Her next chapter includes work with the Simons STEM Scholars Program at Stony Brook University and continued research with Pace’s Department of Public Administration.

Rajni Jaiswal ’26 is using her MPA from Dyson to support equity, education access, and student success while continuing faculty-mentored research at Pace.

08/21/2026

A secret society. An elite Manhattan high school. A mysterious blue hand. 👀 When Dyson College English adjunct faculty member Rowana Miller sat down to write Secrets of the Blue Hand Girls, she had some particularly good source material: her own experience being recruited into a college secret society through an anonymous letter promising “mystery and intrigue.”

That experience eventually helped inspire her debut YA thriller—a story about wealth, ambition, girlhood, identity, and the pressure teenagers feel to have their futures completely figured out. In our latest faculty Q+A, Miller shares the story behind the book, reflects on the mentor who believed in her manuscript early on, and talks about why two unpublished novels were an important part of the road to becoming a published author.

Check it out: https://www.pace.edu/dyson/secrets-of-blue-hand-girls

08/20/2026

The Fall application deadline is August 24 for select online graduate programs at Pace University Dyson College of Arts and Sciences.

Apply now for:
• Master of Arts in Communications and Digital Media
• Master of Public Administration
• Master of Arts in Management for Public Safety and Homeland Security Professionals

Take the next step toward your professional goals this fall.

https://online.pace.edu/apply-now/

08/18/2026

Everyone’s talking about The Odyssey—so we’re looking back at Dyson students’ own journey through Greece this summer. 🌊🇬🇷

In LIT 211Y: Greece, A Modern Odyssey, students connected Homer’s epic with modern refugee narratives, service, and advocacy before taking those lessons beyond the classroom during 12 days in Greece.

From studying the journey to experiencing the places and perspectives connected to their coursework, students saw how learning can extend far beyond the page.