The Episcopal Academy
ANTI-LEGACY SIMON SMERCONISH ’19 The advantage given to legacy students in college admission directly violates the American dream, which is predicated on the belief that through hard work and dedication alone, one can improve their socioeconomic standing. Not […]
This past month, a group of three Republican representatives from Wisconsin proposed a bill aiming to lower the state’s drinking age to 19. Infamous stories of drinking deaths on college campuses have emerged in recent years. Also knowing that “1,825 […]
Molly Limaye ’21 Kristen Weil ’21 Madison Hanssens ’21: Despite the lessons that can be learned from them, many schools are banning books such as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and To Kill a Mockingbird, due to the use of […]
As the holiday season approaches, the Scholium staff shares its top gift picks for loved ones.
Ashley Lederman ’21 Elizabeth Aldridge ’21: With winter break approaching, so is the annual Scrooge Chapel based off of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol. John Powell, a former teacher at the Episcopal Academy, played the role of Scrooge for many […]
Krissie Essilfie ’21 Avani Narula ’21: Yogi, Episcopal Academy’s seeing eye dog in training, has left the community to serve the blind. Yogi and Upper School Form V Dean and math teacher, Cheryl McLauchlan, are part of The Seeing Eye, […]
Michael Bai ’20: Writing, in addition to the visual and performing arts, is another art form through which Episcopal students can express themselves. EA’s student writers are passionate aspiring writers who have developed their craft through the opportunities that Episcopal […]
Mary Cipperman ’21: Ethan Krohn, a senior at Episcopal, heads a rock band called Snowed-In outside of school. Krohn immersed himself in music at a young age. At age seven he began piano lessons, but his love for music far […]
Elizabeth Palumbo ‘19: A crucial member of the EA musical community, Josh Wang ‘18 is a cellist and preformer who has made a strong impact on the musicians around him. Josh began playing the cello in the fourth grade at […]
