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Last spring, Pace launched a new website, KnightCare, to help Lower School families connect with Upper School students looking for babysitting or driving opportunities. Many Upper Schoolers signed up the first weekend it was available but were not aware of the hard work it took to make the website aContinue Reading

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High school is undoubtedly a time for growth and change during all four years, but some lessons can be learned from listening to those who came before and have already learned from common mistakes. Whether academic, athletic or social, everyone struggles at some point in their high school career, soContinue Reading

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Spirit Week, one of the most beloved Pace traditions, has been around for decades, but its evolution from a small cheer-sponsored event into a week-long focus by admin and students alike has taken over 50 years. 1975 is the first record of Spirit Week, initially sponsored by Pep Club. SpiritContinue Reading

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With the holidays rolling around, every Pace division has traditions that are starting to take place. The lower school’s Holiday Program and the Middle School’s annual showing of The Grinch are some of the kept traditions students look forward to. However, the Upper School is lacking its own traditions, whichContinue Reading

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Living in Atlanta, we are surrounded by huge concert venues that host the biggest names like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and The Lumineers. Concerts allow people who might not normally interact to bond over shared interests in a song or artist. Many high school students find concerts as a way toContinue Reading

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On September 10th, 2025, the conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was murdered on the campus of Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Charlie Kirk was the founder and CEO of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), an organization dedicated to “educating young people about the importance of limited government, free markets, andContinue Reading

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At around 3:15 am on January 1, tourists were continuing their New Year’s Eve celebration in New Orleans when Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove into a crowd, killing 14 and injuring at least 57 others. Jabbar was a Texas citizen living in Houston, where he rented the Ford pickup truck that heContinue Reading

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Christmas is coming up, which means trees will soon start being jammed into people’s doorways. For some, the idea of a Christmas tree is not as anxiety-provoking because they have fake trees rather than real ones. After careful research, I’m here to tell you why a fake Christmas tree isContinue Reading

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 Apart from the decorations and candy, one of the best things about Halloween is the horror movie marathons. Every year, people gather to watch the art of horror filmmaking. We set out to watch and find the best horror movies that you can watch this Halloween. Along with the classics,Continue Reading

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Zach Bryan’s concert in August Photo Credit:Eloise Mcdonald (10) You’re probably familiar with Post Malone, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift and Zach Bryan but some new artists you heard this summer might include Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX and Benson Boone. Atlanta had a boom of concerts this summer withContinue Reading