As we approach the Fall, people everywhere are going to start rewatching and revisiting certain television series. Hits such as Gilmore Girls and F·R·I·E·N·D·S are two of the most popular, but there are a countless number of shows that people rewatch. What is it about these TV shows that peopleContinue Reading

First thought of in the 1980s, the fidget spinner toy became popular in 2017, taking over social media and quickly engraving itself into kids’ lives. Thought to reduce anxiety, help with ADHD, and promote focus, fidget spinners were only one of the many examples of fidget toys that rose toContinue Reading

As the college football season approaches, the excitement builds among fans all across the country. The beginning of the new season, however, has not come without lots of drama. A new loophole arose after new rules surrounding college eligibility were put in place. The new system gave players from theContinue Reading

Pace lunch has been an incredibly controversial topic over the recent years. With a variety of different meals, including fried chicken, chicken wings, chicken legs, orange chicken and pizza, the best and worst meals are a topic always up for debate.  To find out the top lunches, I asked aContinue Reading

This school year, several of Pace’s core student leadership programs have undergone structural changes. As PABB begins a new year, the student-led organization is focusing on strengthening its connection with the student body and creating opportunities for students across all divisions, helping to build a more inclusive community. PABB operatesContinue Reading

In 2022, LIV Golf entered professional golf with the goal of challenging the long-established Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) Tour. Backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), LIV attracted some of the biggest names in golf by offering massive guaranteed contracts and large prize purses, with some contracts reportedly totalingContinue Reading

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

Student Elizabeth Romig is tracked 19 times on her daily trip from Virginia Highlands to Pace. Romig is perhaps more aware of this, as she is a member of the American at Home and Abroad Fellowship, which is studying Flock cameras in Atlanta and their effects on the city, asContinue Reading

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

As many know, the Masters is the first major of each Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) season. It holds countless historic memories, being the only major held at the same course every year (Augusta National) since 1934, when it was founded by Bobby Jones. Heading into this year’s Masters, the favoritesContinue Reading

Starting the 2027-2028 school year, the Georgia Senate passed a law banning the use of phones for public high schools. The vote was 52-0, showing a unanimous agreement within the government to restrict phone usage. Originally, the law was planned to be solely for kindergarten through 8th grade, and thisContinue Reading