The Episcopal Academy
Staff Editorial As Episcopal Academy students growing up in an era of false news and disinformation, we must learn how to determine when information is reliable. Our generation lives in a world where we are constantly exposed to news through […]
Myles Davis ‘22 Shut downs of high schools and collegiate sports programs across the country because of COVID-19 have dramatically impacted the recruitment process. Malcolm Folk and Aiden Chavis, EA football teammates, are among those affected.
In addition to being a skillful athlete, Lim is also an excellent role model who helps the team improve every day. He explains, “As a captain, I make sure I lead everyone and help everyone perform to their very best, […]
Stefania Calastri ‘23Jack Crowley ‘24Gavin Schmidt ‘24 Adjunct is a word many students are hearing this year because EA has made several additions to the faculty, largely due to pandemic class size limits. New members of the Upper School include […]
Aiden Chavis ‘21 When Scholium asked me if I would be willing to comment about the Black Lives Matter protests of the summer, I at first did not really know what I would say. These past few months have been […]
Clare Collins ‘23 Alex Gobran ‘23 Community service at EA, like many service organizations, is trying to do more than ever right now because of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the virus affecting the most vulnerable of populations, Philadelphia has faced […]
Gianna Trala ‘23 Kathryn Lynn ‘22 Aaron Tang ‘24 Club meetings, like many other aspects of daily life at EA, have been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. As administrators and students adapt to a new schedule, student organizations have sought […]
Nayan Shankaran ‘24 College admissions is always a stressful process, but this year’s seniors are even more anxious due to a variety of COVID-19 pandemic related uncertainties. Students across the country are struggling to learn about colleges without campus visits, […]
