Perspective across the ages
For Classical Languages Instructor Matt Hartnett, recognizing the humanity of the ancients is key to the study of Greek and Latin.
“You always listen to every instrument just to get to know how your part collaborates with the others."
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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.
Master of puppets
Theater Instructor Rob Richards taps into students' imaginations in Puppetry and Props.
Teaching problem-solving
Harkness physics gives students the skills to approach all problems, even the most complicated.
Meili Gupta ’20 talks to TechCrunch Ethicist Greg Epstein about AI, inequality and the future of work
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PEA debaters are getting in the last word this fall
Academy teams earn top marks in both public forum and parliamentary competitions.
Neil Chowdhury ‘22 wins Yau Science Award Gold in Biology (USA). He will defend his thesis in Beijing.
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Start me up: Mentoring the next generation of founders
Exeter students organize Emerging Entrepreneur Initiative to help polish bright ideas.
"The idea of objects as carrying stories and meaning and intimacy and proximity has always mattered."
English Instructor Mercy Carbonell
Finding common ground
Poet and author Richard Blanco shares his experiences and advice about writing from life.
American history via Harkness
Instructor Alexa Caldwell's History 410 class travels back in time to analyze pivotal moments in the formative years of the United States.
Wendi Yan '18, inspired by Kahn's Class of 1945 library, touts designs that 'awe'
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“I treasure Exeter’s collaborative spirit and desire to create something greater.”
Beyond the table
Exeter students feed their hunger for discovery with passion projects outside the classroom.