Student Publications/Media
̨ÍåSWAGhas two active student newspapers and two radio stations. For descriptions of these and to find out how to join these media outlets, refer to the Student Development and Campus Activities section.
̨ÍåSWAGPulse
̨ÍåSWAGPulse is a weekly newsletter that serves students and all members of the ̨ÍåSWAGcommunity. Published by the Office of University Relations, Department of Marketing Communications, ̨ÍåSWAGPulse keeps the community abreast of news and events happening on all ̨ÍåSWAGcampuses. Use ̨ÍåSWAGPulse to schedule campus and community events. Please email webcontent@pace.edu if you have a story idea or event to be listed or featured.
Opportunitas
Opportunitas is the online newsletter for ̨ÍåSWAGstaff and faculty members. Produced monthly by the Office of University Relations, Department of Marketing Communications, Opportunitas covers stories of general interest to ̨ÍåSWAGstaff and faculty, including news features, profiles and events. If you would like to suggest a story idea for Opportunitas, please email opportunitas@pace.edu.
̨ÍåSWAGMagazine
̨ÍåSWAGMagazine is the University's semiannual, general-interest alumni magazine and is produced by the Office of University Relations, Department of Marketing Communications. It is mailed twice annually to alumni and parents of current and prospective students. Copies of the magazine may be found in central public spaces around campus and in the Office of Alumni Relations as well as the offices of the Dean for Students and the deans of each college and school. If you would like to suggest a story idea for the magazine, volunteer as a beat reporter and/or photographer, or request copies of back issues, write to magazine@pace.edu.
̨ÍåSWAGUniversity Home Page
̨ÍåSWAGUniversity's home page, offers information and links to virtually all aspects of University life including admission, academics, about Pace, student life, alumni, and a link to ̨ÍåSWAGPortal. virtual tours, news, events, and an A-Z index will transport you to more information about the opportunities that ̨ÍåSWAGoffers its students, faculty, staff, and the community. ̨ÍåSWAGPortal is a personalized gateway for ̨ÍåSWAGstudents, faculty, and staff. Log in to the portal from the ̨ÍåSWAGhome page by selecting ̨ÍåSWAGPortal from the menu. You may directly access ̨ÍåSWAGPortal at portal.pace.edu. Log in instructions and help desk information are immediately available. Once in your portal page, you may customize the page with links important to you and make it your home page at Pace.
The ̨ÍåSWAGPulse e-newsletter is the official source for online news and announcements for current students, faculty, and staff. ̨ÍåSWAGPulse is emailed to the ̨ÍåSWAGcommunity once a week, on Thursday nights, and displayed on the ̨ÍåSWAGhome page. It is available to the entire ̨ÍåSWAGcommunity as a channel in the ̨ÍåSWAGPortal.
The Office of International Programs and Services Web page, provides links to information about study abroad programs and services for international students and scholars. The Web page contains information on how to subscribe to listservs that provide a means of exchanging information on issues, activities, and opportunities that pertain to visiting students and scholars, or students who wish to study abroad.
̨ÍåSWAGStudent email Address and email Directory
All students who are registered and have paid their tuition are automatically assigned a ̨ÍåSWAGemail address. Your ̨ÍåSWAGemail address will be listed on the Internet, on a special ̨ÍåSWAGemail directory accessible through a link on the ̨ÍåSWAGhome page. Access the directory and select the link for email/Username Look Up. Some students have a commercial email address; however, only the ̨ÍåSWAGassigned email address will be listed. Questions about your ̨ÍåSWAGemail address, ̨ÍåSWAGInternet services, or the email directory may be directed to the Computer Resource Centers at these locations and telephone numbers: New York City Campus One ̨ÍåSWAGPlaza, Room W202 (212) 346–1698 Pleasantville Willcox Hall, 2nd floor (914) 773–3642 White Plains Graduate Center Room 432 (914) 422–4167
MTV-U
Based on the New York City, campus MTV-U is a nationally distributed entertainment and information television network produced specifically for the collegiate audience. MTV-U's primary goal is to provide enlightening news and entertainment, the latest music videos, artist interviews, career segments, academic stories, political vignettes, lifestyle features, and on-air promotions.
MTV-U produces customized news and sports segments with CNN and has a customized messaging system accessible via the Internet. Also, watch MTV-U for the latest ̨ÍåSWAGnews, activities, and events schedules. MTV-U broadcasts 24-hours a day, seven days a week in the Spotlight, Café 101, Eddie Layton Student Union, and in the physical fitness room on the New York City campus.