Sights and sounds from MLK Day
Exeter celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. and his messages of social justice and progress.
Examining the dream: Exeter embraces MLK
Exonians honor the slain civil rights leader with programming titled “Changing the Narrative.”
“You always listen to every instrument just to get to know how your part collaborates with the others."
CarlyMae '21 Lily '22
Lamont Poet Jericho Brown
A jampacked Assembly Hall greeted the author of “The Tradition,” a 2019 National Book Award Finalist. “I write the poems I wish I was reading,” he said to Exonians at today’s Q&A.
Leaps and bounds
Evie Houston '21 and Big Red track and field sweep an 11-team meet at Thompson Field House.
Masterful message
"Live your passion, and wake up every day feeling like 'This is what I want to do.'" Watch chess Grandmaster Maurice Ashley (here playing Katya Davis '20) share his inspirational message with Exeter.
Lamont Gallery presents ‘Cut Up/Cut Out’
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Times columnist to Exeter: America 'facing a fact crisis'
Charles M. Blow tells first assembly of new year that a free press is "the best friend a democracy can have."
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Not by the numbers
Exeter’s custom-made math curriculum fosters understanding through problem-solving. (Try your hand with our embedded math quiz.)
“It came from asking myself, ‘What can I give to my peers?’”
Exploring how goodness fits into the future
Students and alumni mentors decode ethics in the Digital Age.
"It brings me closure and peace knowing that I'm doing something to play even a small part in a much larger battle."
