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Our tour guides were local residents and experts in Peruvian history. We learned about an archaeological site in Cuzco.
Pace in Peru: Seniors’ Last Adventure
Fruzsina Farkas, Reporter • May 23, 2025
Over spring break, six Pace students embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to Peru through EF Tours. Students spent a wonderful eight days immersed in the landscapes and cultures of Lima, Pisac, Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo, Cuzco and Machu Picchu.
Mr. Wooh's freshman advisory class playing Uno.
Advisory Classes: Is There an Educational Purpose to Them?
Giselle Romain, Copy Editor • May 21, 2025
Students and staff have debated about whether or not work should be assigned in advisory classes.
Teachers gave out information cards to students explaining what to do if they encounter ICE agents.
President Trump’s Deportation Policies Strike Fear Among High School Students Across New York City
Jordan Campbell and Dorothy Tinker May 5, 2025
While the country rapidly implements new immigration policies, Pace High School keeps its stance on being a safe space for all students, citizens and not.
Rest in Peace" (photo: meeshypants /Creative Commons)
The Process of Grief: From Public Mourning to Private Pain
Andre Albert, Reporter • May 2, 2025
Dealing with grief from the loss of a loved one can be a difficult experience for people. Many don't fully know how to deal with it. Some react in a multitude of emotions from anger to sadness.
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"Reading transformed from a burden into an adventure and an escape, and I discovered the joy I had long thought was out of reach."
How Maimouna Found a New Passion in 9th Grade
June 3, 2025
A Mentor at Home, a Teacher in the Future
A Mentor at Home, a Teacher in the Future
June 3, 2025
"I’m a senior now, following a passion with the admiration and support of my family, and most importantly, a father figure who can guide me in the right direction even when going through the toughest times in my life."
Jorllie: Finding My Motivation
May 21, 2025
Mariusz Surowka dices a tomato for his culinary class at Coop Tech.

(Photo Contributed by Mariusz Surowka)
Mariusz Is Cooking Up a Storm
May 21, 2025
Andre Albert and Stephon Peppers bringing materials to the English wing of the school.
Stephon Lends a Helping Hand in the Main Office
Joel Acevedo, Reporter • April 28, 2025
No more orders from Shein or Temu!
Trump Tariffs Cause a Fashion Fail
Raiyann Zaman, News Editor • June 3, 2025
Changes in US. import regulations, particularly the removal of the de minimis exception for tiny packages from China and Hong Kong, have resulted in a recent surge in Shein pricing.
Protect the Press! Protect the Truth! (photo: David Rohlfing)
Here’s the Truth: Student Press Freedom Matters Now More than Ever
May 3, 2025
World Press Freedom Day is not just about journalists abroad—it is about holding every country, including the United States, accountable to the principles it claims to uphold.
Movie Poster Illustration by Guadalupe Abarca
Where Have Rom-Com Movies Gone?
March 18, 2025
With cheesy plots and predictable happy endings, rom-coms are all I love to watch and obsess over. But why don’t they make them the same anymore? Why did filmmakers stop making the really cheesy rom-coms?
illustration: Guadalupe Abarca
Pace Community Responds to Trump’s Executive Orders and Mass Deportation
February 13, 2025
Donald John Trump was sworn in as 47th US president January 20. With a series of continuous controversial orders, the new president quickly began steering the country in a new direction.
Interesting bathroom passes
Restrooms Unavailable, Be Right Back
January 26, 2025
Over the course of the last four years, the restrooms in the building have constantly been one of many problems talked about among students.
Freshman Jeff Perez goes up to spike the ball against Seward Park during regular season.
Boys Volleyball Makes It to Playoffs
Ndey Newlands and Yariel Sosa May 28, 2025
The girls softball team before playing against the School of Future at Coleman Field.
Girls Softball Team Wraps Up Season With Positive Breakthrough
Aaron Amezquita, Reporter • May 19, 2025
(Illustration: Ally Dolores using Stockcake and OpenClipArt)
DOE and PSAL Respond to Trump’s Transgender Athlete Executive Order
Drew Servin, Sports Editor • May 8, 2025
Megan Correa (15), a sophomore player on the team, attempts a jump shot during practice.
Girls Basketball Team Perseveres with Small Roster of Players
Erick Drayton, Sports Editor • January 15, 2025