The Episcopal Academy
Aarushi Singh ‘20 The Community Service Corps organizes an annual Mutt Madness bracket to raise money for the Providence Animal Shelter in Media, PA. Those who wish to participate can either pay ten dollars or donate three used towels to […]
Noble Brigham ‘20 On the night of a snowstorm, many EA students look forward to the fateful email from the Episcopal Academy announcing that school will be closed for a snow day. Though snow days are a quintessential winter highlight […]
Trisha Tsundapalli ‘21 Since the beginning of the year, the smoothie bar has become a pivotal destination for many Upper School students on the way to class. With offerings such as the cake batter frappe, draft latte cans, and strawberry […]
Paige Croney ‘21 Ayinde Tate, Episcopal’s new Head of Diversity and Inclusion, has worked tirelessly this year to fulfill the important role he has taken up. He aims to “make any student who may be marginalized feel like they belong […]
Michael Bai ’20 The cast members of Les Miserables underwent a rigorous audition process to be selected for their respective roles. Daniel Clay, theatre department chair and musical director, explains, “It’s not a easy process for us. It can be […]
Molly Limaye ’21Dhilan Lavu ’21 The sophomore class and their parents participated in SpeakUp! on January 30th, an event that facilitates conversations between parents and adolescents about difficult topics, including mental health, drugs and alcohol, and social media. EA has […]
Michael Zhou ’21Peter Woodville ’21 This year, the Episcopal Academy senior class consists of 144 students – larger than any previous graduating class. As a result, the 2019 graduation ceremony has become a topic of recent debate. The issue is […]
Krissie Essilfie ’21 The fundraising process at EA is currently undergoing changes to improve transparency and accuracy within the system. This new change is aimed towards refining the process for applying to make a fundraiser a reality, as well as […]
Phoebe Barr ’19 During the 2017-2018 school year, eighth-graders (the current freshman class) were introduced to a mandatory advisory block intended to create an open-ended activity period. Students had the opportunity to spend time and forge relationships with their advisor […]