The Episcopal Academy
Julia Baggini ’25 | Milla Manheim ’25 Ashley Kim ’23 is a versatile and dedicated student, demonstrating expertise in numerous fields such as visual arts, sciences, and music. This February, Kim debuts Threads in the Crawford Campus Center Gallery. Her […]
Needing to broaden my film horizons beyond Clerks (1994) and Gummo (1997), I ventured out to see EA alumnus from the class of 1988, M. Night Shyamalan’s new film, Knock at the Cabin. Upon leaving the theater, my mind was […]
Lucia Forte ’26 Many of the art students and faculty at EA are familiar with the concept of advanced technology as a platform for creating art. However, recent technological advances have been producing products that have been blowing even the […]
Gray Collins ’25 There are fewer than one hundred days left before the seniors become the 238th class to graduate from EA. However, these final days will be packed with all of the traditions and fun that the Upper School […]
Rick Chen ’24 | Sophia Hu ’24 The EA Parents’ Association’s (EAPA) biggest fundraiser of the year, Starfest, will be a Casino-themed auction held on Saturday, March 11 from 6-10pm. Although the gambling is for entertainment purposes only, the real […]
We as students are incredibly fortunate to go to such a well-resourced school as EA. While many students are cognizant of that fact, not many act upon it. Many students do not take advantage of all the different resources and […]
Ishani Khanna ’25 With the increasing prevalence of social media, teachers are subject to students asking them for a picture, a snap, or a BeReal. Teachers should be allowed to appear on students’ social media as long as the post […]
Kate Dente ’25 | Grace Holland ’25 Q: Did you always want to be a teacher? A: “No, but I did get the idea in high school. I actually tried to become a teacher right after I graduated from college, […]
Grace Rall ’25 | Tory Lynn ’25 In 2012, the Lower School first participated in Rise Against Hunger, a worldwide organization that selects struggling communities around the world and provides meals to families of up to six people. The COVID-19 […]
Ryan Sewell ’24 Student-run newspapers not only deliver timely and relevant information to a school community, but they also provide an avenue for students to improve their journalistic writing skills and connect with an array of individuals through their work. […]