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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

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Football :  Led by head coach, Coach Bach, the Pace Academy football team strives to make some noise this year in the state playoffs. The Knights have gone back to back years making the playoffs, but coming up short of victory in the first round. With intense training, and newContinue Reading

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For football fans, watching games is an awesome experience, but when you have players competing for your benefit, the thrill is unmatched. Fantasy football, while nerve racking and sometimes stressful, is a great way to achieve that thrill. Before the National Football League (NFL) starts, fantasy teams are drafted throughContinue Reading

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Campbell Hanna: Thank you for meeting with us today Sir Winsalot, my first question is what’s your daily life like? Sir Winsalot: I start the day eating pancakes with Mr. Assaf. Then I put the cones out for carpool while getting the coffee ready for Officer Chris and crew. [Then]Continue Reading

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PACEMUNC continues for another year and its sixth-year topics are riveting. This PACEMUNC is the first to have both a crisis committee and a general assembly. Pace Model United Nations topics always align with the Isdell Center for Global Leadership’s theme and this year, that theme is food. The crisisContinue Reading

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This past month Pace Academy celebrated their annual homecoming. Homecoming is a tradition every year that every highschool in the world follows. The goal is to show school spirit if you are still in school, but if you have graduated then homecoming is when reunions are hosted.  This year PaceContinue Reading

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On April 18 and 19, the cast of Mean Girls performed the annual spring musical to roaring crowds. Junior Elsa Nagle played the main character Cady Heron and junior Meghan Keller played the antagonist Regina George in the high school version of this popular show. “I’ve really enjoyed working withContinue Reading

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Having a job over the summer would be a productive and useful way to spend your time. While going on vacations and relaxing at home may be fun, getting a job teaches life skills and allows you to make money for the 2024-2025 school year. Working at summer camps, lifeguardingContinue Reading

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The 2023-24 school year has been exciting for many reasons, but one of the reasons is the number of teacher babies. A total of seven faculty members are having children this year, including Mrs. Caitlin Terry, Mrs. Tamara Neiley, Dr. Kaylan Haizlip, Mr. Ben Ewing, Mrs. Amy Ruff, Mrs. JordanContinue Reading

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Newspaper is a year-round elective where students grades 10 through 12 complete six newspaper issues per year. This year eight seniors participated in the course.  There were three Co-Editors-in-Chief, David Fu, Ellie Siskin and Reed Millner. In the 2023-2024 school year, they guided new staff writers on beginning writing, startingContinue Reading

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This past spring break, the Isdell Center for Global Leadership (ICGL) commissioned four trips around the world. The goal of these trips is to give Upper School students a new outlook on the world, develop new leadership and communication skills and create student leaders. To reach this goal, each tripContinue Reading