Forever connected
The bonds between teachers, coaches and classmates span the decades
"I discovered that I liked the physical activity and movement. It calmed down my mind. It was a way of building confidence, getting out of the house."
Raymond Braun '08
"I wanted to know how it was possible to have that kind of knowledge about things.”
John Mittermeier '04
"It’s really important to me that I do research that’s mission focused, or research that matters beyond just the people who read research."
Erica Hogan '18
"I believe the core of our democracy thrives when it has strong local journalism paying attention."
Emily Barr '76
John Forte '93, Emery Brown '74 to headline A.L.E.S. event
A renowned physician and a hip-hop innovator are among the alumni dignitaries returning to campus in October.
Four alums assume Trustee roles
Brad Briner '95, Christine M. Robson Weaver ’99, Leroy Sims ’97 and Belinda A. Tate ’90 assume leadership positions.
Roxane Gay '92 to receive John and Elizabeth Phillips Award
The acclaimed writer and cultural critic will be honored in an upcoming assembly.
A lifetime of service
Emeritus Science Instructor Rich Aaronian receives Founders’ Day Award
The music of resistance
How celebrated jazz pianist and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Anthony Davis ’69 is changing the narrative.
Mind over matter
Mental health advocate — and newly crowned Ironman — Raymond Braun '08 shares his inspiring journey to wellness.
Aaronian to be honored with 2023 Founders' Day Award
Longtime science instructor retired in 2020 after 49 years of service to Exeter.
"Whatever I do in the future will need to have some aspect of helping the environment, because we live on a dying planet."
Grant Goodall '20
Crucial conversations with Kenji Yoshino '87
With his latest book, NYU law professor offers practical advice for meaningful discussion.
“If we do the service and see the love in every instance … we’re going to grow spiritually and have a joyful life.”
Hugh Thompson '53
(Beyond) a Day of Service: MLK Day 2021
Exeter honors the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with community service and programming headlined by Roxane Gay ’92.
Rock star geologist gives Exeter a tour of Mars
Sarah Milkovich '96 is part of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab rover mission studying the Red Planet.
Vet talks service, leadership with Exeter community
Zach Iscol '97 highlights "Exeter Salutes" program with war stories from abroad and at home.
Pedaling tales: Bike trek finds global impact of climate crisis
Devi Lockwood '10 documents her travels in 1,001 Voices on Climate Change.