Episcopal Academy
Ben Wang ’27 Nik Bonney ’27 February is the month when the world glows red. Lunar New Year brings prosperity through bright scarlet lanterns and lucky red envelopes, while Valentine’s Day brings crimson hearts and pink candies. It’s an exciting time, and each year, the Episcopal Academy celebrates both of these holidays with fun traditions … Read More “EA celebrates Valentine’s Day and Lunar New Year” »
Michael Venneri ’27 Max Godshall ’26 In an effort to encourage more meaningful service, EA made major changes to its community service program this year. Instead of sending an entire grade out to serve on one day, individual advisories now conduct community service on different days. These changes aim to make community service more meaningful … Read More “EA reflects on revamped service days” »
Grace Schoenstein ’26 With love in the air, I’d like to take a moment to express my deep, undying affection for the hundreds of NoodleTools notecards, sources, and citations slowly taking over my life. But don’t fret! Students of all grades and history classes can share in the time-consuming task of filling out endless digital … Read More “Gripe of the Month: NoodleTools loveletter” »
Grace Schoenstein ’26 With love in the air, I’d like to take a moment to express my deep, undying affection for the hundreds of NoodleTools notecards, sources, and citations slowly taking over my life. But don’t fret! Students of all grades and history classes can share in the time-consuming task of filling out endless digital … Read More “Gripe of the Month: NoodleTools loveletter” »
Grace VanderWaag ’26 In just two years at Episcopal, senior Co-Captain of the basketball team Matthew McCarthy ’25 has had an enduring positive influence both on and off the court. Renowned for his exceptional skills and competitive nature, McCarthy has been crucial to the team’s success over the past two seasons as he has set … Read More “Boys Athlete Of the Month: Matt McCarthy ’25” »
Sofia Foulds ’26 Quinn McHale ’26 With a passion for running and an unshakeable determination, Stevie Combs ’25 is respected throughout the Episcopal community. It wasn’t until her freshman year when Combs came to Episcopal, and that is also when her passion for track initially developed. Beginning her career with winter track, Combs immediately felt … Read More “Girls Athlete of the Month: Stevie Combs ’25” »
Vivian Cook ’27 Electrifying and industrious, the robotics team has worked hard this winter, developing impressive machinery and programs. With the use of creativity, engineering skills, and teamwork, they hope to meet success at competitions this spring. From Thanksgiving break until Christmas break, team members gathered to prepare for the upcoming season. While new members … Read More “EA Robotics In Action: This Season’s In’s and Out’s” »
Karthik Malickel Ramakrishnan ’27 From the classroom to the studio, Kailin Gao ’25 is always in motion. A dedicated dancer, musician, and student, she balances a packed schedule with remarkable discipline and passion. When asked “What do you admire most about Gao?” Hailey Rosenberg ’25 quickly responded: “Her work ethic. She puts so much effort … Read More “Artist of the Month: Kailin Gao ’25” »
Danity Pike ’27 Chloe Islam ’26 As the new year settles in, Hollywood kicks off its annual awards season with the Golden Globes, a celebration of excellence in film and television. This year’s Golden Globes were a colossal success. They embodied the values that the Globes were originally founded on: hard work and determination leading … Read More “Recap of this year’s Golden Globe Awards” »
Kayla Krasnick ’28 Episcopal Academy’s art gallery is awash in deep blues this month with cyanotype artist Sarah Boure Rafferty’s collection Learning to Listen. This show features both her cyanotype and collage work. Cyanotypes are a process of creating pictures without a camera, which involves a chemical solution and UV light exposure. By placing objects … Read More “Learning to Listen on Display at EA’s Art Gallery” »
Gray Collins ’25 Due to the extraordinary generosity of alumni endowments, we have the immense privilege to listen to various guest speakers throughout the year. From lectures on American history to STEM talks, EA students get the unique opportunity to hear from a broad range of professors, authors, and other intellectuals and learn from their … Read More “Staff Editorial: Some speakers fall short of potential” »
Gray Collins ’25 Due to the extraordinary generosity of alumni endowments, we have the immense privilege to listen to various guest speakers throughout the year. From lectures on American history to STEM talks, EA students get the unique opportunity to hear from a broad range of professors, authors, and other intellectuals and learn from their … Read More “Staff Editorial: Some speakers fall short of potential” »
