The Episcopal Academy
Albert Chen ‘23 I’ll say it again: this year’s production of Radium Girls was bold, creative, and masterfully executed. The play Radium Girls follows the true historical events of the female factory workers in the 1920s who contracted radiation poisoning […]
Julia Baggini ‘25 | Kassidy Kryukov ‘24 Erika Kramer ‘22 is December’s Artist of the Month for her excellence in 2D design. Kramer explains that her passion began in seventh grade when “Mr. Sigel made the Art of Invention Elective…that […]
Riya Mukherjee ‘23 | Mia Cabral ‘22 The “Into the Light” exhibit will feature community-created paper squares that will cast shadows onto the walls of the CCC gallery running from November through January. The Install-It club will be highly involved […]
Maggie Dugery ‘23 | Sarah Kotopka ‘23 Haiti’s St. Marc’s school has been a partner of Episcopal since 2012. In those years, many students and faculty have visited the troubled country annually for service projects. for service projects and experiences […]
Alexandra Gobran ‘23 | Caroline Sewell ‘23 Episcopal is a Christian school, but its chapel services make an effort to integrate speeches that discuss other cultures and religions throughout the school year. This effort is part of a push to […]
Gautam Ketkar ‘24 | Jack Riley ‘24 Juniors are already in a panic over the college admissions process. However, they will be comforted to know that the college process is more than just one’s transcript. In recent years, the college […]
Henry Kovan ‘23 The new science curriculum at EA has allowed for greater variety in course selection in recent years. One of these new changes is the ability of sophomores to take A.P. science courses. Previously, students would follow a […]
It’s the holiday season. You’re bundled up in blankets with your family, sitting by a warm fire, the aromas of your forthcoming feast floating throughout the house. You’re happy, you’re peaceful, you’re excited to open your gifts. Family that you […]
Ishani Khanna ‘25 Providing support to students and adopting new ways to address their mental health is of the utmost importance to school administrations, and EA is no exception. We have all learned from personal experience that stress is difficult […]
James Austin ’22 | Nic Staley ’22 Thought: When is the correct time to start listening to Christmas music and to put up Christmas decorations? James Austin: You would have to be a moron, a buffoon, or a calendar-oblivious, socially-inept […]