The Episcopal Academy
Karen Shi ‘27 | Vivian Jiang ‘27The speed at which Generation Z is advancing towards a world of robots, killer drones, and powerful 3D printing is like an accelerating train that everybody, whether they like it or not, must board. […]
Jack Cellucci ‘24 The history of literary destruction itself is ironically well documented. For example, there are records of the burning of Chinese manuscripts, and their authors, at the hand of Shi Huangdi of the Qin Dynasty. Books are just […]
Gavin Schmidt ’24 | Nayan Shankaran ’24Student journalism publications have an important obligation to the community. Their job is to make all of the voices of their fellow students heard. To make an effort to connect with the students on […]
Jack Riley ’24The summer exchange program at EA is back and in full swing. Each year, a couple of EA students travel to either South Africa or Australia and live with another host family. They stay with their exchange partner […]
Gray Collins ’25Did you always want to become a teacher? No. When I was in high school I thought I’d go into sciences or travel. When you’re young you have grand aspirations. But the more I did Latin, I realized […]
Jack Riley ’24The Lilley Fellowship Fund was established by William Lilley ’55 in 2018 and “awards fellowships to students who exemplify academic curiosity, intellectual rigor, and scholarly passion.” The inspiration for the Lilley Fellowship program came from Yale University’s Scholars […]
Gray Collins ’25 As per The New York Times, Josh Kruger, a Philadelphia journalist, LGBTQ ally, and HIV+ advocate, was shot seven times and killed outside his home on October 2nd. The suspect, 19-year-old Robert Davis, turned himself into the […]
Lucas van Binsbergen ’27 In the past year, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant strides globally. EA’s Center for Learning and Teaching (CTL) has recently integrated Flint K12, an educational AI platform designed to support student learning in classrooms. Flint […]
Kyle Zhang ’27 The DEI department has recently introduced new community offerings, providing more opportunities, events, and clubs for Episcopal Academy students to celebrate diverse individual backgrounds. Under the leadership of Erica Snowden, Executive Director of the Office of DEI, […]
Maggie Sgaramella ’26In previous years, the fall semester has been significantly shorter than the spring semester. This year, EA has chosen a solution to this issue by moving the class days of service and programming days to the spring semester. […]