Every year, 64 NCAA basketball teams fight to claw their way through the six round playoffs known as March Madness, complete with major upsets and thrilling games. This year was no exception, as many higher seeded teams fell to those ranked below them. However, despite all the madness, both men’s

On Tuesday, March 23, Head of School Fred Assaf sent out a survey to gauge student interest in getting the COVID-19 vaccine, to be administered by Pace. By the end of the week, students aged 16 and up were signing up to receive their vaccines one year after the onset

Each year, the Pace Upper School recognizes ten students for their achievements in the performing and visual arts, naming these talented artists and performers Arts Laureates. Through a nomination, presentation and selection process, freshmen through seniors are chosen to share their art with the Pace community.  Although the move to

The Pace Academy boys basketball team headed down to Fort Myers, Florida at the end of March to compete in the Geico High School Nationals. It was a huge honor for the boys to be invited, as only the top 10 teams in the country are rewarded with a spot

This spring marks a year since the outbreak and initial lockdown because of COVID-19, and over that time, perceptions of health and peoples’ methods of staying happy and healthy have been altered. For this reason, observing World Health Day this year on April 7 carries extra weight. The World Health

On Jan. 6, we all watched in horror as a pro-Trump mob stormed the United States Capitol building. While the insurrectionists smashed windows, looted the Capitol building, and chanted for the death of people like Nancy Pelosi and Mike Pence, the question was asked by hundreds and thousands across the

At the start of the 2019 school year, students in the Pace Academy Upper School gathered together to form Pace’s first Jewish Affinity Group. This group is aimed at uniting Jewish students throughout the Upper School and giving them a space to converse and connect with people that practice Judaism.

National Poetry Month begins April 1 and celebrates the many poets who have lived, and are currently living here in the United States, recognizing the works that they published over the years. The primary goal is to spread awareness and increase a national appreciation for poetry throughout the country. During

The 2020-2021 school year has seen many changes as Pace attempts to keep traditions alive while following COVID-19 protocols. First football games, then Spirit Week and now prom have been adjusted to keep students and faculty safe. On April 17, Pace will host prom here on campus in the upper