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Girls’ Soccer The Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team persevered through this year’s 2024 fall season with grit and teamwork. With an overall record of 15-5-1 and a record of 9-2-1 in the Inter-Ac, the girls showed up this season with hard work and determination throughout each practice and game. Led by Co-Captains, Maya Bright ’25, Lauren … Read More “Fall Sports Recap” »
Girls’ Soccer The Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team persevered through this year’s 2024 fall season with grit and teamwork. With an overall record of 15-5-1 and a record of 9-2-1 in the Inter-Ac, the girls showed up this season with hard work and determination throughout each practice and game. Led by Co-Captains, Maya Bright ’25, Lauren … Read More “Fall Sports Recap” »
Girls’ Soccer The Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team persevered through this year’s 2024 fall season with grit and teamwork. With an overall record of 15-5-1 and a record of 9-2-1 in the Inter-Ac, the girls showed up this season with hard work and determination throughout each practice and game. Led by Co-Captains, Maya Bright ’25, Lauren … Read More “Fall Sports Recap” »
Through his positivity, grit, and well-roundedness, Danny Hopkins ’25 has made a huge impact on the wrestling team. As a result of these traits, he is now closing in on 100 wins in his high school career. Introduced to wrestling through gym class in 4th grade, Hopkins has been wrestling on Varsity since his freshman … Read More “Episcopal Boys’ Athlete of the Month: Danny Hopkins ’25” »
Through his positivity, grit, and well-roundedness, Danny Hopkins ’25 has made a huge impact on the wrestling team. As a result of these traits, he is now closing in on 100 wins in his high school career. Introduced to wrestling through gym class in 4th grade, Hopkins has been wrestling on Varsity since his freshman … Read More “Episcopal Boys’ Athlete of the Month: Danny Hopkins ’25” »
Karthik Ramakrishnan ’27 The Episcopal Academy’s Concert Choir continues to play a vital role in the school’s arts program, bringing together students from across grades to form a dynamic musical community. This year, choir presidents Alex Letts ’25 and Gardner Huston ’25 led the Concert Choir and Vocal Ensemble to a standout performance on December … Read More “Behind the Scenes with the EA Concert Choir “ »
Stevie Combs ’25 If you asked kids at EA, ‘Who’s the best dancer you know?’ chances are, Hailey Rosenberg ’25 would be at the top of their list. With over a decade of training in styles ranging from jazz to hip-hop to contemporary, Rosenberg has earned her reputation as a standout performer. Her journey began … Read More “Artist of the Month: Hailey Rosenberg ’25” »
Michael DiMonte ’25 Thursday, 12:49 PM, December 5th. The editors told me on Monday I needed a story by Friday, but here I sit without a single word typed. All I’ve been able to do is stare at the blank page and think about how my Scholium career is nothing more than smoke and mirrors. … Read More “Thoughts on Thoughts: Fear and Loathing” »
William Patterson ’27 Ron Smith is one of EA’s newest additions to the Upper School Science Department. Smith is very experienced in the field and pursues real-world conservation efforts. He incorporates similar hands-on field studies in his classes, striving to connect classroom lessons with day-to-day life. Smith is very passionate about educating students and growing … Read More “Faculty Spotlight: Mr. Ron Smith” »
Addison Thomas ’27 Siena Scungio ’27 As this holiday season rapidly approaches, the Episcopal Academy community will be celebrating with many annual traditions, such as the Christmas Tree Lighting. This tradition stretches far beyond the illumination of a tree; through the warm hot chocolate, talented musicians playing in the chapel, and a radiant tree, a … Read More “EA Celebrates Tree Lighting” »
Addison Thomas ’27 Siena Scungio ’27 As this holiday season rapidly approaches, the Episcopal Academy community will be celebrating with many annual traditions, such as the Christmas Tree Lighting. This tradition stretches far beyond the illumination of a tree; through the warm hot chocolate, talented musicians playing in the chapel, and a radiant tree, a … Read More “EA Celebrates Tree Lighting” »
Kayla Kouahou ’28 As President Donald Trump prepares for his second term in office, he has begun to select members for his new cabinet, many of which have sparked significant controversy. Several of his picks have already drawn criticism, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) for Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tulsi Gabbard … Read More “Trump’s Cabinet Picks Raise Controversy” »