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On Sept. 17, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel’s show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, was suspended by ABC. The suspension occurred after Kimmel made a joke on air about the reactions of Trump and his supporters to podcaster Charlie Kirk’s death. Kimmel poked fun at Trump’ s constant redirection of press questionsContinue Reading

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As the Halloween season starts to begin, friend groups are planning costumes and events to attend to on Halloween night. Not only are students at Pace hosting parties, but there are also events happening around the Atlanta area that would make great places to take pictures and have an excitingContinue Reading

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As the football season kicks back into gear, many rookies are given the chance to prove themselves as stars in the National Football League (NFL). These rookies often have high expectations due to their strong performances in college and the position they were drafted to play before the season. CamContinue Reading

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Steven Yang ’25 came back to Pace on September 9th to talk about something he’s been working on, an AI education platform called LastingLearn. He presented it at morning assembly, and it’s like having a personal tutor available whenever you need it. The platform helps you make flashcards, create practiceContinue Reading

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This year, Pace Academy has implemented a new Mental Wellness Initiative. A few years ago, our head of school, Mr. Assaf sat down with the counseling department and asked what percentage of students would benefit from better tools to support their mental wellbeing and their answer came immediately – 100%.Continue Reading

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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

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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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The Major League Baseball playoffs have rolled around once again. Ten teams, five from the National League and five from the American league make up the MLB playoffs and turn the fall into an exciting time for baseball fans. The Philadelphia Phillies are ESPN’s favorites to win the world seriesContinue Reading

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La Amistad is an organization with several locations throughout Metro Atlanta that helps underprivileged hispanic children thrive not only in school, but in life. La Amistad means friendship in Spanish. It is all about giving children the tools they need to be successful in school and their future by providingContinue Reading

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Started by students, the Pace Academy Flag Football League (PAFFL) is a new addition to Pace’s wide variety of clubs. The aim for this club is to encourage friendly competition between both the students and the faculty. Seniors Luke Sundermaier and Bobby Hanna teamed up to create this opportunity forContinue Reading

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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

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Recently, the Pace community received the devastating news on August 18th that beloved language teacher David Matanes had sadly passed away a few days prior. Although Mr. Matanes had been struggling with his health, the news came as a shock to the community, who loved him dearly. His loss hasContinue Reading