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Most empires collapse from within. Most people’s struggles are self-inflicted. Stop reacting, who has ever lost their temper and then been glad after the fact? Anger never improves or fixes the issue at hand. Sure a basketball coach may get angry to rile up their players, but if they don’tContinue Reading

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“Are you bumpin’ that?” “Why are you so julia?” “Kamala is so brat.” These are all phrases that have been all around social media this past summer. The average viewer would be confused by this phenomenon that somehow relates to politics in the news. Here is your full in depthContinue Reading

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This past summer, the Isdell Center for Global Leadership (ICGL) commissioned four trips around the world. These tours are a huge learning experience for any student attending, getting the ability to see so many communities different from America. These trips allow students to change their outlook on different parts ofContinue Reading

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This year is the 50th anniversary of the Newspaper Club at Pace Academy, a milestone celebrating half a century of student journalism and creativity. Since its creation in 1974, the club has been a cornerstone of Pace, providing a platform for students to voice their opinions, help other students liveContinue Reading

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Going back to school can be overwhelming for anyone, especially students going to a new campus or school entirely. Luckily, no matter the classes they take or extra-curricular activities they participate in, every student can apply these basic habits in their everyday lives. Good habits go hand-in-hand with reaching goals.Continue Reading

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Over the summer, Pace Academy received a few updates: the Inman Center Gym and the cafeteria got new floors, the back parking lot was re-paved, and renovations were made to the main level of the Castle.  Inman Gym, built in 2000, needed an upgrade. While students were away for theContinue 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

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This year the Upper School welcomes 9 new faculty members: Rebekah Alarcon, Tatum Branaman, Jennifer Cockrill, Rachel Cole, Curtis Johnson, Marshall Lopez, Avery Merlo, Hannah O’Conor and Josh Smith.  Avery Merlo Baltimore native Mr. Avery Merlo joins the Pace community as a computer science teacher. Living in the Northeast forContinue Reading

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In 2020, during the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, actor and filmmaker, John Krasinsky, created a youtube channel named Some Good News. This channel aimed to spread hope and inspire others during hard times. Influenced by this joyful sharing, I too wanted to write about the positive impacts, entrepreneurs, andContinue Reading

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Podcast listeners have doubled in the last five years! So far in 2024, 504 million people have listened to a podcast. The growth of podcasts over the last few years is due to three main aspects. Podcasts offer wide accessibility, a personal connection and a sense of community. “The JoeContinue Reading

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Lost in Da Souse Kitchen, a restaurant in Downtown Atlanta near Hartsfield-Jackson Airport has become an internet sensation over the past few months. People from all over Atlanta flock to Lost in Da Souse Kitchen to appear in a 15-second video on the restaurant’s Instagram page, which boasts over 700,000Continue Reading

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The Summer Olympics are a worldwide phenomenon that captures the hearts and attention of people all over the world every four years. The Summer Olympics takes years to curate, from deciding where it will be held, to picking which events qualify and even building new stadiums to hold these events.Continue Reading