The Episcopal Academy
Nick Horbowy ’17 had the opportunity to travel to Cuba with the Jterm , and wrote about his observations about Cuba and the changing relations with America regarding President Trump. Nick Horbowy ’17: U.S. policy towards Cuba has varied considerably over […]
Alexis Lowber ‘17 writes about her first hand experience in a Cuban high school outside the city of Cienfuegos. This January she traveled to Cuba for ten days with the J-Term group. Alexis Lowber ’18: One of the most known aspects […]
Kate Beinkampen ’19, Grace Reilly ’19: Valentine’s Day is a time to remember and appreciate loved ones. Students, teachers, and staff alike experience this holiday in a unique way. While some teachers regard the holiday as a “Hallmark Holiday” others use it […]
Phoebe Barr ’19: Since being sworn in as President on January 20th, Donald Trump has issued several executive orders concerning promises he made while on the campaign trail. These orders have ranged from a withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement to […]
Nicholas Christos ’20: JucieDr., located in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, is a thriving entrepreneurial smoothie and raw food company, founded by Episcopal’s very own FJ Leto, from the Class of 2004. Just two years ago Leto founded his company, which acts almost […]
Schuyler Kresge ’18: President Donald J. Trump is no stranger to controversy. Prior to becoming a presidential candidate, he was known for heckling and “trolling” people online and in person. Some of his most memorable tweets include: “I have never […]
Abigail Hogan ’18, Sarah Keffer ’17: Alex Dimarco ’18 was introduced to rugby by her dad and her older sister when she was in the eighth grade. Her dad, Wayne Dimarco, played collegiate rugby at Lehigh University and encouraged her […]
Alec Austin ’19, Michael Zeng ’19: Construction on Episcopal’s main turf field, the Smith field, began in November 2016. According to Josie Tomaino, girls’ varsity lacrosse coach, the constant use of the field was the main reason for its sudden […]
Olivia Cipperman ’19: With the success of last year’s Hairspray and the talk of the revered (yet controversial) musical, Chicago, the EA theater department continues to surprise the EA community in their choice of musicals for the EA community. Chicago […]
Parisa Afsharian ’19: From Artsfest to the EA dance concert, EA’s dance team tirelessly trains to showcase multiple performances around the school in the month of February. Brynn Doyle ’18, member of the dance team, says that the team’s goal […]