The Episcopal Academy
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. […]
Annie Rau ’19: The Junto advisors and Board are hosting a “Presidential Debate.” taking place on Thursday, October 27th, during activity period on the Main Stage theater. The Democratic and Republican platforms at Episcopal will be debating later this October. “The […]
Kate Beinkampen’ 19: Cathy Hall, current assistant Head of School and integral part of the Episcopal community, recently announced her leave from Episcopal. She will be leaving her position in order to become Head of School at the Noble and Greenough […]
Tess McMullin ’18: John Nagl, Headmaster of the Haverford School, has been placed on administrative leave as a result of his recent arrest on Monday, October 10th,, Nagl was arrested by Haverford Police after an altercation with his son, Jack, […]
Erin Boyle ’20,Cara Harty ’20,Lola Quigley ’20: “If you had told me in sixth grade that field hockey would end up being my favorite sport, I never would have believed you,” said Corinne Zanolli ‘17, reflecting on her career in […]