The Episcopal Academy
Kayla Kouahou ’28 On January 20, President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term with plans to build on his first administration and implement a series of policies aimed at addressing key national issues. After outlining his priorities […]
Audrey Manion ’26 On January 18, TikTok went dark for its nearly 170 million American users after the Supreme Court upheld Congress’s ban on the popular social media app. Just twelve hours after being enacted, though, President Donald Trump signed […]
On January 7, wildfires erupted and quickly spread near the Pacific Palisades, a residential neighborhood outside of Los Angeles, destroying thousands of homes and structures. While California’s wildfire season usually still poses some threats, the scale of this fire, in […]
Stevie Combs ’25 Addison Thomas ’27 The Philadelphia 76ers have made a major shift in their arena plans, abandoning their controversial proposal to build a $1.3 billion complex in the Market East part of Center City and signing a new […]
Mahi-Mahi Ralhan ’26 When New Jersey residents looked up at the sky and saw what appeared to be miniature cars, they were dismayed to discover that it was not the Weasleys’ beloved Ford Anglia, but rather mysterious drones flying above […]
Cecilia Murphy ’22 Grace Netherlands ’25 This January, Athletic Director Todd Fairlie announced that Episcopal is building new athletic facilities, including an indoor track, golf simulator, and ice rink. The construction will begin this June after closing ceremonies and is […]
Daniel Adibdbdb ’26 In a period of time dominated by “doom-scrolling,” “brain rot,” and “screenagers,” calls have risen to turn back to times before the advent of social media, and EA is no exception to this trend. After having a […]
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 […]
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 […]
Will Patterson ’27 Kyle Zhang ’27 Ryan Wen ’27 While a few close House races have not been called in the 2024 elections, Americans know now that Donald J. Trump will be the next president of the United States with […]