The Episcopal Academy
Parisa Afsharian ’19: While the Episcopal art program is filled with state of the art equipment, materials, and costumes, students are often unsure of what supplies they can and cannot access. Recently, some students have been denied access to use these […]
Olivia Cipperman ’19: Earlier this fall, the Chris Paterno Band, founded by EA alumn Chris Paterno ‘11, released an eponymous EP representing the artistry and community influence of Episcopal alumni. Paterno, band leader, is joined by Douglas Parsons, Episcopal’s current […]
Riddle #1. I don’t have eyes, but once I did see. Once I had thoughts, but now I’m white and empty. What am I? Riddle #2. I have two arms and a neck, but no head. What am I? Riddle […]
Nicholas Christos ’20: Many EA faculty and staff members fondly remember the first time they voted. Scholium recently asked several to share their experiences. Cassandra Keith, Upper School Librarian at the Annenberg Library and long time Episcopal Academy faculty member […]
Anjali Bose ’20: Jterm classes have recently been announced, and now students know what course they are in and are preparing. Although many of the Jterm courses remained the same this year, students will have the opportunity to experience sixteen […]
Amanda Jones ’20: EA/Haverford week and day is full of traditions from clash day to the annual sport events. Another famous tradition is the EA/Haverford T-shirt. Many students may still own the 2010 “Got Stripes?” T-shirt or the 2013 “Time […]
Amanda Turner ’19: Thousands of people, supporters and protestors alike, will be flooding Washington D.C. this January 20th for President Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. After defeating opponent Hillary Clinton in November, political analysts have jumped on the opportunity to evaluate whether […]
Phoebe Christos ’18,Brooke Kelly ’18: “As a kid, I always looked forward to EA Haverford day all fall. It was the biggest day of the season,” Nick Christos ‘86 remembers. “My family always marked the day on the calendar and could […]
Phoebe Barr ’19: In this critical and polarizing election season marked by heated rhetoric on both Democratic and Republican sides, many politically active students may feel discontented because they are unable to cast votes for their party’s candidate. “I think it […]
Samantha Macrides ’18, Anabelle Wondrasch ’18: The Science Cafe is a new speaker series, run primarily by science teachers Angela Miklavcic and Kelley Bethoney, that makes STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) resources and professionals more available to the girls of EA. […]