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After being selected to undertake in-depth research projects through EA's Lilley Fellowship program last February, five Upper School students worked with a faculty advisor and delved into their respective research over the summer. This fall and winter, they presented their final capstone projects to the EA community.

We're excited to share that SAGE Dining's Rebecca Rakes has been named a Top 3 Finalist for this year's SAGE Most Valuable Player award!

Blending March Madness excitement with a shared commitment to service, the Community Service Corps' annual Mutt Madness bracket competition returned this spring for its ninth year, raising $450 for the Providence Animal Center.

On April 8, the Lower School community partnered with Rise Against Hunger to package 10,000 meals in just over two hours, continuing a longstanding tradition of service.

Let the research begin for EA's newest group of Lilley Fellows! In February, the Lilley Fellowship faculty committee approved the selection of five Upper School students as 2026 Lilley Fellows, all of whom are "to be commended for their originality, academic tenacity, and creativity," said Director of Libraries and Lilley Fellowship Coordinator Lorie Harding.

Sports writer Matt Chandik profiles the girls' lacrosse team. A team committed to high standards and its mission to win the league title.

EA's Science, Computer Science & Engineering, and Math Departments are excited to present the fourth annual STEMposium on Tuesday, April 14, in the hallways of the Hill Science Center.

This winter, piece by piece, the EA community built something meaningful together. The result was Building Together, a community-wide installation in the Crawford Campus Center Gallery inspired by the work of American sculptor Louise Nevelson.

Even though she's not yet old enough to vote, sophomore Jiya Naik is on a mission to generate interest among new voters.