Dyson College of Arts and Sciences

Year in Review 2024–2025

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Feature Stories

Imagining a Different Kind of Future

Writer and interdisciplinary artist Ty Defoe brings his award-winning work to Pace, fostering civic engagement and collective actions.

A New Vision for Conservation

The newly named Suburban Biodiversity Conservation Center launches new hands-on projects and opportunities for Pace and the local communities.

Shaping the Future of Public Service

Dyson College’s MPA program’s 61-spot rise in US News & World Report rankings reflects its shaping the future of public service.

Economics Students Lead Boldly

Pace’s Economics department continues to lead with student-driven excellence, experiential learning, and real-world impact.

Staying True to Our Values in Challenging Times

From the Office of the Dean

Inside Dyson

What Bats Can Teach Us

Biology major Kelly Ng ’26 takes a hands-on deep dive in biomechanics and bone mapping.

Dyson Students at the United Nations

Dyson students presented a report to the United Nations calling for assistance to victims and environmental remediation.

Highlights from the Center for Community Action and Research

Increasing civic engagement, supporting the University’s commitment to educating for active community participation and social responsibility.

The Society of Fellows Inducts the R. Emilio Fernández Class

Several students and faculty members were inducted into the Society of Fellows of Dyson College as members of the R. Emilio Fernández Class of Fellows.

Doubling the Impact for Students and Nonprofits

Funded through the Wilson Center, summer internships assist nonprofits and boost student education with valuable internships that benefit both students and important community work.