The Episcopal Academy
Phoebe Barr ’18: In the weeks following the election of Donald Trump, intense and often violent political demonstrations have swept the country on both winning and losing sides. Young Episcopal alumni have shared their experiences on college campuses following the […]
Nicholas Christos ‘ 20: Thousands of people, supporters and protestors alike, will be flooding Washington D.C. this January 20th for President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. After his defeat of opponent Hillary Clinton in November, political analysts have jumped on the opportunity to […]
Anjali Bose ’20: Just beyond the Newtown Post and the Lower School lays a small garden, planted and taken care of by the EA community. Though busy with school work and athletics, a group of students in the EA Farming Club, […]
Amanda Turner ’19: In an age where teenagers are spending, on average, nine hours a day on the Internet, safety online is more crucial than ever. Some of the biggest dangers on the Internet are scams and viruses. Blair Bendler, Technology […]
Nicholas Christos ’20: Thousands of people, supporters and protestors alike, will be flooding Washington D.C. this January 20th for President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration. After his defeat of opponent Hillary Clinton in November, political analysts have jumped on the opportunity to […]
As the first semester comes to a close, Upper School students once again enjoy freedom from midterms and are welcomed back from break with experiential and unique J-Term courses. For the past three years, students and teachers have spent two […]
Pia Singh ’19: Although many students think mind-numbing academic lessons won’t be so applicable to the real world as more practical classes—e.g., Financial Literacy and Home Economics, it is important to remember that EA is a college preparatory school. EA […]
Avi Shah ’17, Connor Gunsalus ’17: Almost every day at Episcopal one can hear someone complaining about the pricing of food in the cafeteria. With the large variety and amount of options our dining hall offers, it is possible that the […]
Adelynn Anderson ’18, Amaal Ladha ’18: Pia Singh ‘19 and Cerena Robertson ‘19, two EA students, have blended their artistic talent and social media expertise with their increasingly popular arts Instagram accounts. In a world progressively dependent on technology, these Instagram […]
Jonathan Huang ’19, Nishant Thangada ’19, Aantorik Ganguly ’19: The beginning of the 2016-2017 school year welcomed students back to their classes with peers, but Brook Baxter ’17 was to begin a one-person art class. Baxter explains how she misses the “sense of […]