The Episcopal Academy
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 Ashley Kennedy ‘22 Every aspect of the Episcopal experience is shaped by the layout of the school itself; the campus, from the buildings to the parking lots, makes it possible for EA to function the way that […]
Trisha Tsundupalli ‘21 With this year’s faculty changes in the science department, a few reforms have been made for the 2019-2020 season of PJAS. Founded in 1934, the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, or PJAS, is a statewide competition for […]
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 Ashley Kennedy ‘22 Every aspect of the Episcopal experience is shaped by the layout of the school itself; the campus, from the buildings to the parking lots, makes it possible for EA to function the way that […]
Abby Gallo ‘22 Kathryn Lynn ‘22 The holiday season is an important time to reunite with family, celebrate traditions, and give back to the community, and as the holidays approach, people are filled with holiday spirit and partake in charitable […]
Veronica Garrubbo ’21 Talent exists in infinite forms: academic, athletic, artistic. Yet the Episcopal Academy as a community, in line with the rest of society, fails to recognize the artists of the school as equals of others. […]
Typically, letters to the editor are not anonymous. However, due to the sensitivity of this topic, the Scholium editorial staff has decided to allow this writer to remain anonymous. To the Editors: I am writing out of my sadness and […]
Brianna Bellinghieri ’22 Recently, certain EA students are experiencing trouble when it comes to their Google and Youtube accounts as well as Wifi connetion. Huy Tran, the new Head of EA Technology, explains these changes and the steps one can […]
Cecilia Murphy ’22 Some of the boys’ fall sports teams, most notably football, follow a tradition to shave the heads of their freshman players during Spirit Week, the week leading up to the games against Episcopal’s biggest rivals: The Agnes […]
Krissie Essilfie ‘21 New compost bins for paper towels have appeared in the Campus Center, and recycling receptacles are soon to follow. These installations are the work of Install-It and Save the Planet clubs as well as programs like the […]
Lydia Nawrocki ‘23 Caroline Sewell ‘23 This year, there has been a new change in the funding policy for non-travel May Term programs: each course will get a maximum of two thousand dollars, rather than no cap at all as […]