EA News

The EA community spent the week surrounding the MLK Jr. Day of Service by learning, reflecting, and serving in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s honor.

Senior trisport athlete Sofia Gagliardi '26 helped lead EA girls' soccer to an incredible season that included the Inter-Ac and PAISAA Championships.

The first thing you notice upon entering Annenberg Library this January is a sign that reads: "Mr. Sheehan would like you to be uncomfortable." The brief pause it prompts is a preview of the curated shelf from Religion Department Chair and alumnus Mike Sheehan '04—a selection of books that, in his words, "did work on me," shaping and challenging him over time

The Crawford Campus Center Gallery has launched "Building Together," this year's community exhibition inspired by sculptor Louise Nevelson. From now through Friday, Jan. 30, the Gallery is operating as a studio where students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, and friends can create monochromatic assemblage pieces that will come together for a collective exhibition in February.

"Can everyone read this word?" Lilley Fellow Grace Christie '27 asked her classmates and teachers as she began her capstone presentation in Upper School Chapel on Monday, Jan. 12. The word Blue, written clearly and sharply, appeared on the screen.

With Inter-Ac play fully underway, several teams have tallied school records and national rankings.

Kendra helped lead girls' cross country to its first-ever Delco Championship title.

Devastating wildfires, relentless hurricanes, and destructive flooding are among the natural disasters that many Americans deal with each year. This year's Benjamin H. Read '43 Scholar, Ben Michel '26, researched the United States' domestic policy toward natural disasters and why these catastrophes continue to cost billions of dollars.

Jackson is Delaware County's top wide receiver, tallying 50 passes for 909 yards and 11 touchdowns.