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Sofia Foulds ’26 Everyone is saying it: the freshman need to use their lounge instead of beingin the middle of the hallway. With the hustle and bustle of the passing period, itbecomes very difficult to navigate the second-floor hallway. The freshmen form a blockade, preventing anyone from passing through without throwing some elbows. One student … Read More “Gripe of the Month: October” »
Cyrian Foppa Tiankwa ’27 At the Episcopal Academy, the school day does not end when the final bell rings. Through the aftercare program, Upper School Students step into new roles, acting as mentors, playmates, and supporters, providing care and sharing smiles throughout the Lower School. The aftercare program truly demonstrates the values carried throughout the … Read More “Upper and Lower School connect through Aftercare” »
Kayla Kouahou ’28 For years, Ray Bradbury’s 1953 novel Fahrenheit 451 has been a cornerstone in Episcopal’s Introduction to Literature curriculum, taught each year to incoming 9th graders. Bradbury’s warnings about censorship and conformity continue to resonate across generations, speaking to the same concerns that define our digital age. It’s evident to all of its … Read More “Fahrenheit 451’s lasting impact on the Upper School” »
Effie Goebeler ’29 As the weather gets colder and the leaves start to turn, students look forward to Halloween as a fun (and spooky) break from school. And what better way to spend it than to go to The Bates Motel, the best place for a scare and some fun times with friends? The Bates … Read More “Students: Go get spooked at Bates Motel!” »
Aileen Chan ’29Vivian Jiang ’27Benjamin Wang ’27 The Episcopal Academy’s latest gallery show, “Colors Collide,” filled the gallery’s walls with bursts of color and emotion. Running from September 15th through October 15th, the exhibition featured the work of two distinctive artists: Callie Connors, whose expressive paintings capture fleeting moments of beauty, and EA’s own lower … Read More “Colors collide: a vibrant celebration of expression” »
Cai Parker ’27 Reid Lawler ’26, this month’s artist spotlight, is defined by his passion and his immense drive for the arts. These qualities shine through in his singing and acting, which wow his audience no matter the occasion. Whether he’s playing several different characters, helping the community to sing hymns in Chapel, or even … Read More “Artist of the Month: Reid Lawler ’26” »
Myra Ralhan ’29 Meet Dr. Grace Rohr, EA’s newest science teacher, who brings a love for teaching, a background in studying dinosaurs, and even her very own fossil collection. Dr.Rohr joins the Science Department this year after finishing her PhD in ecology and evolution at Drexel University. There, her research was primarily focused on bone … Read More “Episcopal Academy Welcomes New Teachers” »
Sofia Foulds ’26 Is it the new junior transfer Jackson Solley? Is it returning senior Brody Garrison?Is it junior Kamau Kegler? Nobody knows. I even saw the kid calling the playswarming up his arm on the sideline a couple weeks ago. The EA football team seemsto be subbing in a new quarterback for almost every … Read More “Gripe of the Month: Who is the football QB?” »
Vivian Jiang ’27 In this year’s fall production, Pride and Prejudice, originally a novel written by Jane Austen, the Episcopal Academy’s Domino Club directed by Daniel Clay works to bring alive a world of elegance and charm surfacing social stratification and unyielding expectations, while also producing buoyant comedic elements and a modern twist. Set in … Read More “Pride and Prejudice: Coming to EA this fall” »
Benjamin Wang ’27 Effie Goebler ’29 Photography has always been an important part of EA, whether it’s taking a picture for the EA Instagram, photographing a sports game, or taking a photography class. Where would we be without it? It’s about time that we spotlight this unsung hero of the art world. Upper School art … Read More “Behind the lens: a spotlight on EA photography” »
Andrew Ahn ’28 With Father Gavin taking on a 7th grade religion class, the Upper School welcomes Reverend Michael Palmisano on day one Chapel services. Usually seen directing middle school Chapel or instructing a Biblical Literature class in the Upper School, Reverend Palmisano understands the spiritual diversity of his audience and hopes to bring his … Read More “Rev. P added to Upper School Chapel roster” »
Quinn McHale ’26 Friday nights at Episcopal Academy aren’t just about the games—they’re about the Thunderdome. The student section has become the heartbeat of school spirit, filling the stands with noise, color, and energy that electrifies athletes and fans. For Charlotte Franklin ’26, one of this year’s Thunderdome leaders, the role is a dream come … Read More “Thunderdome: The heartbeat of EA spirit” »
