Currently, geopolitical discourse is dominated by the ongoing Iranian conflict. What began as a localized crisis has spread across the globe, reshaping international travel and diplomacy. For a group of Pace students, these headlines were not just news reports, but the center of a unique journey that took us aroundContinue Reading
For much of the country, Black History Month is a commemorative period defined by retrospection. For Atlanta residents, however, this history is not confined to museum exhibits; it is embedded in the city’s infrastructure. Atlanta’s designation as the “Black Mecca” was not a geographic accident, but the result of concentratedContinue Reading
When was the last time a gift truly made you feel special? Maybe it wasn’t the newest gadget or an expensive perfume, but something heartfelt and handmade. As the holiday season approaches, homemade gifts are becoming more appreciated. Not just because they save money, but because they carry a levelContinue Reading
AI is a power for good Almost every major invention was once seen as a threat, from vaccines to the printing press and the internet. It seems like for this era, the feared invention is AI, especially its role in the education system. Some argue it makes students lazy orContinue Reading
With government funding streams becoming less reliable, charities are increasingly dependent on individual support to continue their vital work. Across Atlanta, several organizations are dedicated to helping children, families, and animals, providing opportunities for Pace to make meaningful contributions to the broader community. One organization making a significant impact isContinue Reading
Love Island USA quickly became one of the most-watched reality shows of the summer, dominating numerous social media conversations. Originally a hit British series, Love Island made its way to the U.S. when the American version was commissioned in 2018 then premiered on July 9, 2019. Since then, its popularityContinue Reading