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Jack Janczyk ’28 In late September, a phishing scam targeted email inboxes across the EA community in an escalation of recent cyber attacks against the school. The email revolved around a work opportunity, a flexible part-time job requiring 90 minutes of work every day for a weekly salary of $550. Everyone interested was asked to … Read More “Episcopal students targeted in phishing scam email” »
Ellie Rheam ’27 Sean Reagle ’27 On Wednesday, October 1, the United States Government shut down as a result of the failure of Congress to pass funding legislation for the 2026 fiscal year. The reasons for the shutdown are complex, but mainly revolve around the policies President Donald Trump has implemented in his second term. … Read More “No end in sight for federal government shutdown” »
Avery Morris ’26 Stella Turner ’26 Every year, students buzz with excitement as they await the announcement of the homecoming theme. This year, the theme is “A Night on Broad Street,” which embraces the current state of the Philadelphia sports climate and showcases the excitement brought to our community. But few realize just how much … Read More “Behind the scenes of EA’s homecoming dance” »
Tessa Shanahan ’28 As the Model UN club begins its next year of debating international relations, it hopes to continue its dedication to getting kids involved in issues that are not only domestic but also impact the scope of the entire world and open their eyes to different perspectives and opinions. Behind placards indicating which … Read More “Club Connect: Model United Nations” »
Myra Rahlan ’29 The Esse Quam Videri (EQV) Society is a student-led senior leadership group at Episcopal Academy. This year, they have created and started to implement various initiatives within our school, such as fostering relationships between upper and lower classmen, reinforcing quiet spaces in the library, and helping freshmen better adapt to the intense … Read More “EQV launches initiatives for 2025-2026 school year” »
Danity Pike ’27Kyle Zhang ’27 All female-identifying students were recently gathered in the Chapel for an announcement. Ms. Erica Snowden, Executive Director of the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), explained the Student Council’s initiative to add feminine hygiene products to certain bathrooms across campus. Students felt content with the new reliable accessibility to … Read More “Menustrating finally addressed across campus” »
Mia Favini ’27 The Episcopal Academy is renowned for its rigorous academic program, complemented by an abundance of extracurricular opportunities. EA does not center itself in one department or discipline. Instead, its wide range of programs makes it a special place. A student can participate in the theater program while also competing as a dedicated … Read More “Graduation requirements: necessary or limiting?” »
Mahika Rahlan ’26 Sophia Venneri ’26 When school administrations are pressured by budget cuts, typically, Arts and Music programs are the first to go. However, for the first time in recent history, STEM education and flagship programs are being severely targeted. In 2025, a major topic of discussion, capturing news headlines, has been research funding … Read More “Staff Editorial: EA students must advocate for STEM” »
Daniel Adibi ’26 During the winter, EA’s robotics teams are busy at work constructing 120-pound robots to compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). The competition and EA’s involvement provide an opportunity for students passionate about STEM to explore engineering hands-on. Yet, behind the excitement of the season, a deeper question lies: who is funding … Read More “Sponsors for robotics competitions raise concern” »
Elvin Lin ’26 As the weather grows cold and seasonal depression begins, there are many things to look forward to in November. Perhaps you’re excited for Haverford/AIS Day, perhaps you’re worried about the many college deadlines, or maybe you’re simply ready for Thanksgiving break. Yet, those all pale to the importance of the deliciousness of … Read More “People prepare for the period of pomegranate palooza” »
Lucia Forte ’26 If you have ever hopped on an afternoon bus trip to tutor at ACLAMO, took a Thursday night van ride to UCHC, or even joined the Agnes Irwin-Haverford weekend pack-a-thon, then you have been a part of the makeup of Episcopal Academy’s culture of service and community outreach. The epitomic alignment with … Read More “Amy Brotschul takes the lead on community service” »
Siena Scungio ’27Kathleen Stubbing ’26 The release of the new Taylor Swift album, The Life of a Showgirl, has sparked worldwide controversy around whether or not Taylor Swift created a successful album. Currently having written twelve studio albums and releasing four re-recorded albums, Swift is known for her deep lyrics that fans connect. Additionally, she … Read More “Taylor Swift’s, The Life of a Showgirl: a hit or miss?” »
