A beacon of brightness in the basketball court outside of the Athletic Center, the Thunderdone mural has been a large…
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Robin Hood is a story most people are familiar with: a heroic outlaw fights against injustice and tries to help…
Just over a month after the final encore echoed across Orange County Great Park, the impact of Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural…
Every other day, the entire Upper School gathers to make music in the Chapel. Music is a major part of…
From her first role as Nana the dog in Peter Pan to becoming a leader in EA’s theater community, Lucia…
This year, on Friday, April 24, students across the EA community got the opportunity to showcase all the amazing artwork…
This year marks the final bow for Middle School and Upper School Music teacher Jim Erwin, as he finishes his…
Regan Finlay ’26 is more than just a student: she puts her all into everything she does, whether that’s academics…
In the 1960s, an awkward assistant, a sweet coworker, and a brusque shop owner get caught up with the infamous…
The dance concert is consistently the arts event of the season, and this year is meant to be the best…
Editor’s Note: This year in the Scholium Arts Section, we realized that it’s our job not only to inform EA…
As the end of her EA piano career approaches, Alice Wu ’26 reflects on her extensive musical journey. “I’ve been…
The first time I read Percy Jackson and the Olympians was in third grade. From the first book to the…
As Netflix prepares to release the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, excitement and anticipation are spreading throughout the…
This year’s fall production of Pride and Prejudice was truly incredible. The effort that the actors, tech crew, and even…
Nikolai Nawrocki ’26, November’s artist of the month, is iconic for his enormous range of voice. He started singing from…
At the start of this school year, Episcopal Academy welcomed a new faculty member into the Theater Department, Daniel Grayberg.…
Abigail ‘Abby’ Whitman ’25 has loved art since she was small, but began to get serious in the 5th grade.…