The Episcopal Academy
Emily Staid ‘22 With the return to normalcy post-COVID-19 on the horizon, Episcopal’s Athletic Department is looking for the best ways to approach the upcoming fall sports season. The return to a time prior to COVID-19, with large student body […]
Alexis Fuscaldo ‘22 Emma Tansky ‘21 has been playing softball ever since her parents first encouraged her to pick up a softball. Playing softball for almost ten years to this day, Emma Tansky values and cares for her teammates and […]
Aru Venugopalan ‘24 On-water accomplishments as a teammate and ergometer accomplishments individually highlight Arya Venugopalan ‘24 as a dedicated and hardworking rower. “I started rowing after I signed up for a learn-to-row camp in 6th grade with Mary Sarah Konopka, […]
Amelia Cabral ‘22 | Emily Staid ‘22 Following the verification of the vaccine, a constant debate has ensued over whether private educational institutions should mandate vaccinations or allow students to have the freedom of choice. While adhering to CDC and […]
Kat Barber ‘23 The EA College Guidance Office strongly urges Upper School students to spend their summers productively, causing students to brainstorm the best ways to maximize their three months away from school. Cynthia Crum, Director of College Counseling, states, […]
Jack Crowley ‘24 | Gavin Schmidt ‘24 | Dylan Unruh ‘24 After the long process of outlining possible courses and presenting them to a committee, many new classes proposed by teachers were approved for the 2021-22 school year. As of […]
Aaron Tang ‘24 COVID-19 vaccines are currently available for EA seniors and juniors and will soon be available to students ages 12 and up on campus. As of now, EA is not planning to require vaccines for the 2021-2022 school […]
Ashley Kim ‘23 Following months of Black Lives Matter protests, communities nationwide celebrated the long-awaited guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin. On April 20th, 2021, Chauvin was convicted on all three counts of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter […]
Alex Gobran ‘23 | Riya Mukherjee ‘23 Episcopal will experience a disproportionate loss of teachers of color in their faculty, with Upper School History teacher Kalil Oldham, Upper School English teacher Alexander Jimenez, and Upper School Math teacher Grace Wingfield […]
Arjun Bhamra ‘22 | Maggie Lo ‘23 Parking availability issues in the student lot have long been a source of frustration for the student body, and with an increasing number of sophomores getting their licenses, spots continue to fill up […]