Episcopal Academy
Theo Vadot ’19: It is common belief that the dog is man’s best friend. If this holds to be true, you are in good company in the White Dog Cafe in the heart of Philadelphia’s cherished University City. As you walk into the Victorian brownstone townhouse, you are first greeted by a hospitable taproom, in … Read More “White Dog Cafe in University City” »
Theo Vadot ’19: A young restaurant lies gracefully in the middle of the nation’s oldest farmers’ market. Hunger Burger, a small burger joint, serves an array of breakfast burgers, some that you might call exotic, as well as a myriad selection of sides, from lobster mac ‘n’ cheese to bacon cheese fries. Another very important … Read More “Hunger Burger in Reading Terminal” »
Theodore Vadot ’19: Hunger Burger in Reading Terminal A young restaurant lies gracefully in the middle of the nation’s oldest farmers’ market. Hunger Burger, a small burger joint, serves an array of breakfast burgers, some that you might call exotic, as well as a myriad selection of sides, from lobster mac ‘n’ cheese to bacon … Read More “Local restaurant reviews by Theodore Vadot ’19” »
Theodore Vadot ’19: Hunger Burger in Reading Terminal A young restaurant lies gracefully in the middle of the nation’s oldest farmers’ market. Hunger Burger, a small burger joint, serves an array of breakfast burgers, some that you might call exotic, as well as a myriad selection of sides, from lobster mac ‘n’ cheese to bacon … Read More “Local restaurant reviews by Theodore Vadot ’19” »
As the holiday season approaches, the Scholium staff shares its top gift picks for loved ones.
Ashley Lederman ’21 Elizabeth Aldridge ’21: With winter break approaching, so is the annual Scrooge Chapel based off of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol. John Powell, a former teacher at the Episcopal Academy, played the role of Scrooge for many years. When he left, Konopka assumed the role and played Scrooge 2016. “Playing Scrooge is … Read More “Scrooge Returns” »
Ashley Lederman ’21 Elizabeth Aldridge ’21: With winter break approaching, so is the annual Scrooge Chapel based off of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol. John Powell, a former teacher at the Episcopal Academy, played the role of Scrooge for many years. When he left, Konopka assumed the role and played Scrooge 2016. “Playing Scrooge is … Read More “Scrooge Returns” »
Krissie Essilfie ’21 Avani Narula ’21: Yogi, Episcopal Academy’s seeing eye dog in training, has left the community to serve the blind. Yogi and Upper School Form V Dean and math teacher, Cheryl McLauchlan, are part of The Seeing Eye, an organization that prepares young puppies to help blind or vision-impaired citizens with everyday activities. … Read More “New dog coming to Episcopal” »
Brought to you by Nina Petillo ’19 This all-encompassing mix of both classic and modern Christmas songs will help you get into the holiday spirit no matter the time! Check it out below!
Grace Haupt ’20: Looking to get some reading in this holiday season? Here are some of the best books of the year! Turtles All the Way Down by John Green John Green returns to the bestseller list after his smash-hit The Fault in Our Stars. Turtles All the Way Down is an honest exploration … Read More “Holiday Book Recommendations” »
Sourced by: Regina Buggy and Charles Bryant Gathered by: Nicholas Christos ‘20, Billy Stavropoulos ‘20, Kelsey Richter ‘20, Louisa Baxter ‘20 1. Previous Athletic Director, Dr. Borkowski, used to tell a different story about the origin of the Sweater usually when two brothers who went to each school ripped their sweaters in half, and their … Read More “EA/HAV/AIS day fun facts” »
Grace Haupt ’20: Students obviously have a very complicated dress code. But what are the expectations for teachers? The short answer: professional dress. This means suits and ties for men and dresses, skirts, and professional slacks for women. “Where we go with faculty is professional dress,” says Mike Letts, Interim Head of Upper School. “If … Read More “What are the clothing options for faculty?” »