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Cai Parker ’27 Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, was charged with two federal offenses for tax evasion and illegal gun possession. Despite previous pledges to not interfere with Hunter Biden’s trial, Presiden Biden pardoned his son on December 1 after he was convicted, prompting outcries of nepotism and conflict of interest from many … Read More “Biden Pardons Son Despite Previous Pledge” »
Grace Holland ’25 Oh, the underclassmen, the naive students yet to be subjected to the pressure of the College Counseling office. Yet, we seniors find them flooding the space like it’s their playground. We attempt to find solace from our senior stress in the candy jars and comfortable couches but are met with children banging … Read More “Gripe of the month: The great College Counseling takeover” »
Along with annual events such as EA/Haverford/AIS weekend, Spirit Week, and Scrooge Chapel, the Can Drive stands out as one of EA’s most rewarding community traditions. It’s a time when the entire community gets together, from PreK through 12th to reach out and help other communities. It’s not marked by flashy celebrations or humorous performances, … Read More “EA Can Drive focuses on quality of giving” »
Audrey Manion, ’26 Grace Laine, ’27 Motivational, dedicated, and energetic, Senior Girls’ Water Polo Co-Captain, Talia Thomas ‘25 is an outstanding example of athleticism and determination. Beginning her water polo journey at a mere nine years old, Thomas joined the Poway Valley Water Polo Club Team in San Diego and dedicated her summers to playing … Read More “November Girls’ Athlete of the Month: Talia Thomas” »
Grace Van der Waag ’26 Max Godshall ’26 Tackling his way through the season with great strength, senior football captain and phenom, Jake Virbitsky, takes center stage as our Boys Athlete of the Month. Renowned for his remarkable character along with his talents on the field, Virbitsky has been a standout linebacker and tight end … Read More “November Boys’ Athlete of the Month: Jake Virbitsky” »
Sofia Foulds ’26 Addi Thomas ’27 This fall, Episcopal has expanded its opportunities to the female athletes of the middle school through the introduction of volleyball. This inaugural season marks an exciting time for the Episcopal Academy, where volleyball has finally become part of the school’s athletics program—an addition that’s long been anticipated. Assistant Athletic … Read More “EA volleyball team celebrates inaugural season” »
Sofia Foulds ’26 Addi Thomas ’27 This fall, Episcopal has expanded its opportunities to the female athletes of the middle school through the introduction of volleyball. This inaugural season marks an exciting time for the Episcopal Academy, where volleyball has finally become part of the school’s athletics program—an addition that’s long been anticipated. Assistant Athletic … Read More “EA volleyball team celebrates inaugural season” »
Cloud Parker ’27 Art competitions outside of school provide students with extended time to learn, refine, and improve their art, often sparking creativity through the hope of achieving recognition or winning. Some common places to submit for students are Scholastic, Sundance, and Foyle Young Poets. Students use these competitions for practical purposes, like building portfolios, … Read More “Why to submit to out-of-school art competitions” »
Stevie Combs ’25 The Episcopal Academy’s Domino Club recently concluded its fall production of A Wrinkle in Time, a captivating adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s beloved sci-fi novel. Directed by Head of Theater Department Dan Clay, the play showcased a young cast, including underclassmen leads Charlotte Jones ’28 and Sean Reagle ’27. Based on Madeleine L’Engle’s … Read More “The Domino Board presents a stellar performance” »
Darian Mihalakis ’27 As you walk through the halls of EA’s Campus Center, paintings, sculptures, mosaics and more add life to the building. But who is responsible for these bright works of art? Many of these works can be attributed to Tatum Schmedlen ’25—a talented artist who utilizes different mediums and focuses for her pieces … Read More “Artist of the Month: Tatum Schmedlen ’25” »
Darian Mihalakis ’27 As you walk through the halls of EA’s Campus Center, paintings, sculptures, mosaics and more add life to the building. But who is responsible for these bright works of art? Many of these works can be attributed to Tatum Schmedlen ’25—a talented artist who utilizes different mediums and focuses for her pieces … Read More “Artist of the Month: Tatum Schmedlen ’25” »
Karthik Ramakrishnan ’27 Isabella Winner ’28 At The Episcopal Academy, students have ample opportunities to explore poetry in a variety of settings. Creative Writing Club, Open Mic events, and classroom assignments offer spaces for students to share their work and refine their craft. Julia Workman, Upper School English teacher, encourages students to experiment with poetic … Read More “Humanities teachers on using poetry in the classroom” »