This summer, the Pace community watched as marches and protests for racial justice spread across our country and the rest..
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Many parents dream of having a gifted child. They play classical music for them in the womb, hire services like..
The COVID-19 outbreak has taken a major toll on our society, and not just socially. Several adjustments were made to..
Since the beginning of President Trump’s term, America has truly been made great again. Countless improvements have been made to..
Minorities have felt alienated and different in all-white/straight/cisgender spaces since integration first came to the South. Though Pace has been..
In the aftermath of Super Tuesday on March 3, two more Democratic presidential candidates have dropped out of the race:..
Donald Trump’s administration plunged America deeper into extreme hyper-partisanship and discord in 2019 and into 2020. It seemed as if..
“When I was your age, I…” A phrase that many teenagers can attest to hearing at least once is often..
The United States has the worst record in the developed world as far as maternal mortality goes. Though we are..
As diversity grows at Pace, so have the number of groups to educate and support students around diversity and inclusion..
Immigration policy has been a hot topic in 2019, and it doesn’t seem like it’s going to cool down any..
Assistant professor of art Nikishi Sugawara-Beda from Southern Methodist University (SMU) paid a visit to Pace this week, presenting to..
“Disenfranchisement: to take away power or opportunities, especially the right to vote, from a person or group.” (Cambridge English Dictionary)..