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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

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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

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For the first time since 1986, the United States will host soccer games on the global stage. The World Cup is coming to North America, and as the summer approaches, the excitement around the world grows. Eleven cities around the U.S. will host pivotal games in this epic contest, thoseContinue Reading

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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

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The all-time favorite Isdell Center for Global Leadership trip to Germany has returned, as it has for the last ten years! This trip has continued to take students from Munich to Berlin, where they learn about art from all eras and explore the dark histories of World War. As oneContinue Reading

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Boys Basketball –  The Pace Academy boys’ basketball team is gearing up for its regional games, which will play a pivotal role in determining its seeding in the state playoffs. Recently, they traveled to Oregon’s own Portland State University to participate in the Les Schwab Invitational. They finished the tournamentContinue Reading

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Spirit Week, one of the most beloved Pace traditions, has been around for decades, but its evolution from a small cheer-sponsored event into a week-long focus by admin and students alike has taken over 50 years. 1975 is the first record of Spirit Week, initially sponsored by Pep Club. SpiritContinue Reading

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The format of the College Football Playoff was recently changed following the 2023–2024 season. The playoff expanded from four teams to twelve, including the five highest-ranked conference champions and seven other top teams chosen by a selection committee. The twelve teams selected for this year’s tournament caused some controversy leadingContinue Reading

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After a long two week break over Christmas and celebrating the new year, it’s good to have a slow ease back into the school year and the second semester. Pace does this through minimesters, a week where students don’t take their regular classes. Instead, students are allowed choices within aContinue Reading