The Episcopal Academy
Grace Reilly ’19: Golf has been a part of Marykate Chambers’ life for quite a while as she has played since she was nine years old. Now a junior in highschool, Chambers is almost finished her third season on the girl’s […]
Cassidy Sheppard ’18: This season senior captain Jake Martellucci ‘17 has proven that he is a key asset to the Episcopal Academy’s Boys Lacrosse Team’s offensive game. He has consistently contributed to the team by bringing his positive attitude and sharing […]
Katherine Beinkampen ’19: Two Episcopal Academy students, Eric Kim ‘18 and Elle Ruggerio ‘18, have recently become members of the 2017 World Junior Squash Team. This is a team comprised of the top twelve juniors (six boys and six girls) across […]
Lola Quigley ’20: While varsity athletes at Episcopal are typically in high school, in some cases, middle school students in eighth grade have the opportunity to participate in varsity athletics. Gina Buggy, Director of Athletics, referred to Gerald Henderson ‘06 when […]
Olivia Cipperman ’19: Advice from experienced writers and submission opportunities at Episcopal can expand any student’s writing skill set. English and history classes allow for academic growth, while writing clubs and electives promote writing as a form of artistic expression. Episcopal […]
Elizabeth Palumbo ’19: Felicia Zhu ‘17 is May’s Artist of the Month. Zhu is an accomplished musician, playing both piano and cello. She began playing piano when she was seven years old, and she feels that music is a method of […]
Amy Chen ’19: The Episcopal Academy recently received 11 Cappie nominations for its Fall Production Peter and the Starcatcher. The play, which is a prequel to the famous Peter Pan, revolves around Peter Pan and Molly Aster as they discover the […]
Alyssa Sheffy ’19, Drew Landaiche ’19: Chicago, performed at EA in April, left audiences in awe. Helena Bryant ‘17 and Brynn Doyle ‘18 starred in the musical as the leading female roles while Greg Smith ‘17 and Ryan Schiller ‘17 played […]
Netflix’s newest original series, 13 Reasons Why, has sparked a long overdue discussion amongst teenagers, schools, and adults. The series, based on the book by Jay Asher of the same the title, is split into thirteen episodes that list the […]
Jillian Rotman ’18: With prom quickly approaching in June, students on campus are buzzing with constant, elaborate “promposals.” These public displays, often involving flowers, clever signs, and even stuffed animals have become a trend in high schools all around the country. […]