The Episcopal Academy
Ella Sundstrom ’21Hollis Dupont ’21Maiah Islam ’21 This year’s club fair was one of the biggest in school history, featuring seventy-six diverse clubs, including both old and new favorites. The familiar faces of JUNTO, Prism, and Speak Up!, as well […]
Owen Maier ’20 Drastic changes have occurred in one of the most popular courses at Episcopal: AP World History. In response to recent underperforming student essays on the AP exam, the College Board is changing the curriculum to covering material […]
Krissie Essilfie ’21Avani Narula ’21 The price of evening dinners for cast members of the play and musical during Production Week has doubled since the arrival EA’s new dining system, SAGE; just one of the many brisk changes entering the […]
Phoebe Barr ’19 In response to questions about EA’s changing student body size and the admissions decisions behind it, Peter Anderson, Director of Admission and Enrollment Management, gave Scholium new perspectives on the admissions data for recent years. “For each […]
Theodore Vadot ‘19 Over the past few years, the seniors have established a tradition of painting a mural on Episcopal’s campus. Usually involving class spirit, the senior class adds their own twist to it, leaving their mark at EA for […]
Tom Hogan ‘20 Lacey Rivera ‘20, a Junior at the Episcopal Academy, is October’s Artist of the Month. Her visual artwork comes from her Honors 3-D Design III Class where, Rivera said, “the assignment was to create “A flat sculpture […]
Michael Bai ‘20 On October 19th, 2018, at auction house Sotheby’s in New York, a painting by anonymous British graffiti artist Banksy was sold for $1.4 million. Moments later, the painting self-destructed by shredding itself in front of several witnesses, […]
Morgan Reese ’21Morgan Bramwell ’21 Despite the previous statements, AIS day will no longer have a delayed opening and will begin at 8 AM as it has in the past. As of last week, it was known that AIS Day […]
Anjali Bose ‘20 Tim Gavin, the head chaplain of the Episcopal Academy, has published a small collection of poems, Lyrics from the Central Plateau, revolving around his experiences with the people and culture of Haiti. This was not his first […]
Sejin Park ’20Justin Chen ’20 As of recently, Harvard has been challenged and brought to court due to what many see as its discriminatory selection process, particularly pertaining to Asian-American applicants. This effort has been primarily led by Edward Blum. […]