The Episcopal Academy
Luke Giordano ‘19 Each fall students expect that the administration will have made decisions that will impact their daily lives at Episcopal. Generally these decisions seem minor but this year’s cell phone restrictions have caught many off guard. Nearly every […]
Peter Woodville ’21 Michael Zhou ’21 Since the move to the new campus in 2008, Upper School enrollment has increased by 10% and whole school enrollment has increased by 12.5%. While the purpose of the move to Newtown Square was […]
Morgan Rees’21 Morgan Bramwell ’21 After the transition between food services, there is a plethora of opinions and emotions, both positive and negative, surrounding the changes implemented. The original plan for the cafeteria changes was decided by a large committee […]
Hannah Pang ’19 The girls’ Athlete of the Month is Ashley Kennedy ’22, a member of Episcopal Academy’s varsity tennis team. Embarking on her twelfth year of playing tennis, Kennedy’s love for the game is evident. After becoming a varsity […]
Owen Maier ’20 Many students have noticed and been impacted by this year’s tight parking. The situation is pushing some to park in illegal spaces, and it seems like on any given Saturday, one must park a half a mile […]
Sejin Park ’20 Justin Chen ’20 After meeting with Father Gavin, Head Chaplain, we have assembled some of the overall goals that vestry plans on accomplishing this year. Highly focused on both service and diversity, Father Gavin hopes to continue […]
Paige Croney ’21 The Disciplinary Committee at Episcopal Academy recently experienced a change in leadership. Due to other time-consuming commitments, Leslie Trimble, upper school science teacher, made the decision to step down as the head of the Disciplinary Committee after […]
Avani Narula ’21 Krisse Esselfie ’21 Hurricane Florence, the deadly Category 5 hurricane that has been sweeping over much of the East Coast, has been just one of the several tropical storms to wreak havoc on the United States in […]
Amy Chen ’19 The Episcopal Academy has two robotics teams which participate in the FIRST Robotics Competition, an international competition in which high school students have six weeks to build game-playing robots. For the past years, robotics has been listed […]
Lauren Basset ’20 With the midterm elections steadily approaching, November 6th will prove to be a momentous day for many young people voting for the first time. This includes many seniors in the Class of 2019 who turn 18 before […]