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Many may not know of senior Prabhavh Pradeep’s success in his sport outside of the Pace community. As there is no cricket team at school, he has been unable to show his talent in front of the student body. Outside of Pace, he plays at an extremely high level, playingContinue Reading

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Hundreds of people are still missing and at least 115 people have died as a result of the horrific wildfires that tore across the Hawaiian island of Maui. The deadly flames, which have now spread throughout three of Hawaii’s islands, forced locals to seek emergency shelter and drove tourists offContinue Reading

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The National Football League (NFL) will be a little greener, wetter and covered with more slime in the coming year as Nickelodeon has announced that it will continue its popular partnership with the NFL.  What began as a collaboration with CBS sports’ production team during the January 10, 2021 wildcardContinue Reading

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Famous music artist Khaled Mohamed Khaled, more popularly known as DJ Khaled, has recently stirred up social media with his inspirational and wise quotes. DJ Khaled is a contemporary rapper, producer and entrepreneur. His latest album, “God Did,” refers to one of his most infamous quotes: “They ain’t believe inContinue Reading

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Beloved Upper School History Teacher Mindy Lawrence returns this fall with an impressive title: Georgia History Teacher of the Year!  Created by The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, the Georgia History Teacher of the Year award recognizes teachers and administrators for their outstanding work and dedication to the educationContinue Reading

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For the 2023-2024 school year, the Isdell Center for Global Leadership (ICGL) has chosen to focus on the theme of Water. ICGL was founded at Pace in 2014 and strives to build off of the school’s mission of “creating prepared, confident citizens of the world” and build global insight andContinue Reading

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As Pace students return this fall and get to see the friendly faces of their community, the recently graduated Class of 2023 is beginning their exciting college experiences. From Santa Clara to Cambridge, the past seniors are experiencing brand-new cities and lifestyles, very different from the comfort of their AtlantaContinue Reading

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As school comes back into session, students are looking back on a fun and eventful summer. While many students enjoyed vacations or camps, others had more free time and picked up a job to get some extra money and experience. Here are some students’ favorite and least favorite moments aboutContinue Reading

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While an iPhone offers an exceptional, cheap option of capturing photographs, film photography is the original. 35mm film was popularized throughout the 50s, 60s and 70s with everyone that owned a camera. Around the 1980’s, disposable cameras were used daily so kids could photograph their summer without their parents help.Continue Reading

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Pace Academy has had some mouth-watering lunches throughout my tenure at Pace. However, there have also been a few unfavorable lunches. I have eaten 13 years of Pace lunches and I am fully qualified to rank the best and worst lunches at Pace Academy. The best lunch at Pace AcademyContinue Reading

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Buckle up, because this article will logically break down the fundamental strategies and methods you must know as a Pace student. BE CAREFUL and don’t spend all of your free time in the Commons or Inman. It’s good to be social, but a useful and common method is to spendContinue Reading

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This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that colleges could not determine acceptances based on race in any capacity. Recently, there have been numerous investigations into colleges discriminating against who they accept. Last year, a lawsuit targeting Harvard and the University of North Carolina (UNC) made its way to TheContinue Reading

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Although you may not see the effects of the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Actors (SAG-AFTRA) strike, they will be prominent soon since production has been halted. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) began striking in February in response to writers not getting high residualContinue Reading