The Episcopal Academy
Mia Filipovski ‘23 is known in and out of the pool for her hard work/dedication, and leadership abilities. She is a co-captain of both the Girls’ water polo and swimming teams. Filipovski competitively swims and plays water polo. She explains, […]
Gautam Ketkar ’24 | Colin Schlitt ’24 Football is in the veins of TJ Cadden. At the mere age of five, Cadden began his football career with the Lower Perk Longhorns. At that moment, his love of the gridiron was […]
Mahika Ralhan ’26 This school year, EA hired Thomas Cork as the new Stone Family Chair of the Upper School Science Department. In addition to serving as Chair, Cork will teach science classes, such as Environmental Science I. Explaining the […]
Rohan Dalal ’25 On November 8, Pennsylvania elected John Fetterman (D) as the new state senator and Josh Shapiro (D) as the new governor. In the Senate, the Democrats currently hold a 50 to 49 majority, which depends on the […]
Gray Collins ’25 The Philadelphia City Council voted to permanently mandate a curfew for minors in the city under Bill 220654 on December 1. The City Council mandated the curfew after identifying gun violence as a public health emergency in […]
Daniel Adibi ‘26 In early October, EA received the Anatomage Table, a new tool capable of rendering virtual anatomical procedures without a physical cadaver. The Clare Foundation, a foundation run by the Clare family which seeks to support EA’s STEM […]
Riya Shankaran ‘26 Health experts warn of a “tripledemic” of viruses this winter — influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and COVID-19. Moreover, these viruses are expected to surge and strain the healthcare system. Over the last two years, the EA […]
Jack Crowley ’24 EA holds an annual necessities drive in November called the Can Drive where students are encouraged to donate food, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to help struggling families and individuals. While the tradition is long-standing, in the past […]
Jack Crowley ’24 | Rohith Tsundupalli ’24 Scrooge Chapel, where faculty and students reenact A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, is one of the most beloved holiday traditions at EA. Each year, the performance incorporates new twists related to popular […]
Interview with US Religion Teacher & Interim 6-12 Religion Department Chair: Michael Sheehan ’04 Ryan Sewell ’24 Michael Sheehan ’04, Upper School Religion Teacher and Interim 6-12 Religion Department Chair, truly embodies EA’s values. He graduated in 2004 where he […]