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Recent News
List of 8 news stories.
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Author and EHS Parent Advises Seniors on Recognizing Abusive Relationships
Leslie Steiner, mother of Tallie Steiner ’20 and author of the best-selling book “Crazy Love,” delivered an emotional talk to seniors last night about abuse she suffered in a decades-ago marriage. -
New Student Award Honors Alumnus Curtis Randolph Hudgins, Jr. '42 and Longtime EHS Teacher Mike Miller
Episcopal last night introduced a new award for outstanding achievement in economics, announcing Ben Korkowski ’19 of Leesburg, Va., as the first recipient. -
Round of EHS Service Events Concludes With Visit by Alumna Peace Corps Volunteer
Several recent big events focused the EHS campus on community service, with a talk yesterday by Peace Corps volunteer Stuart Agnew ’12 following a weekend’s slate of activities. -
Student Digital Exhibits Reveal How Landmark Historical Events Changed EHS
EHS alumnus Cuthbert Buckle Class of 1910 was shot and killed at the 1916 Battle of Somme during World War I while leading a charge against a German line, the first of the School’s 22 fatalities in the conflict. Found in his belongings was a letter from then-Headmaster Archibald Hoxton, Sr. -
Making the Most of the Gap Year: Lessons From EHS
In December of her senior year at Episcopal, Lauryn King ’17 found out she had been accepted to Dartmouth, her dream school. Yet no sooner had she victoriously closed out one application process then she began another. -
The Timeless Appeal of Episcopal's Front Drive
Apart from Hoxton House, Episcopal’s front drive is the School’s most enduring landmark. For 180 years, the long, tree-lined approach to campus from Quaker Lane has stirred powerful emotions, no matter the generation of applicants, students, faculty, and alumni. -
Former UNC Educator Advises EHS on College Transition, Student Support
An expert on the challenges facing students transitioning from high school to college shared her research and experience with EHS this week. -
Boats Dedicated, Tears Shed
Earlier this school year, Episcopal purchased two new Pocock 4+ (four rowers plus coxwain) shells for the crew teams, offering naming opportunities that resulted in two very different but equally powerful campus moments recognizing individuals who have left an indelible impact on the community.
