The Episcopal Academy
Delaney Welsh ‘24 March’s Artist of the Month, Caroline Madeira, demonstrates excellence and creativity in her work in theatrical design and as Co-Editor in Chief of The Epolitan. This fall, her visions were put on display in EA’s productions of […]
Hailey Deng ‘25 Epolitan, a student-curated literary and arts magazine published every spring, showcases the artistic works of EA students, and has recently wrapped up the process of collecting student submissions. Anna Safford, US English Teacher and Epolitan Faculty Advisor, […]
Kassidy Kryukov ‘24 interviewed Juliette Loor ‘22 to discuss the Into the Light exhibit. Loor led this project alongside Ned Meisel ‘22. Q: What was the goal of the “Into the Light” gallery show? A: We wanted to put a […]
Jack Riley ‘24 | Colin Schlitt ‘24 Sophomores must take a seminar course this year about the stripes and leadership. The course is run by seniors who are responsible for teaching sophomores about the stripes and improving their leadership skills. […]
Connor Shanahan ‘24 | Gautam Ketkar ‘24 Sage Dining Services has begun to incorporate meals that celebrate global holidays and big community events into EA’s meal plan. Katie Vigna, the Head of Sage Dining at EA, commented on the process […]
Aryav Dhar ‘24 EA hosted their very own in-person Model UN conference on campus this year instead of traveling to Philadelphia or doing an online conference like they did in previous years. Led by David Mercante, Upper School History Teacher, […]
Bridget Murphy ‘25 | Molly Ott ‘25 A re-evaluation of the EA dress code is currently underway, with a committee of students, faculty, and parents offering their commentary and thoughts. At this time, nothing has been finalized, and new opinions […]
Xinxin Fang ‘24 The college counseling office is currently engaging in an extensive research process to find ways to improve their program. They are gathering data, reading books, and conversing with other high schools as well as colleges to learn […]
Gray Collins ‘25 | Theo Engelman ‘25 Advanced Placement Classes have long been a staple at EA, and currently more than 20 AP courses are offered each year with many dozens of students attending these classes. Recently however, an AP […]
Elizabeth Boruff ‘23 | Kat Barber ‘23 The College Board officially announced in January that the SAT is being altered to adapt to the diverse needs of students and for the test to be “easier to take, easier to give, […]