Something in the water: Poet regales preps
Aimee Nezhukumatathil recites from and fields questions about her collection Oceanic.
Hrishikesh Hirway ’96 On Taking 'Song Exploder' To Netflix
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Alvarez professes the power of poetry
Urges ninth graders to write from the soul and "become the channel that feeds the souls of others."
On the national stage
Hear Kiesse Nanor '22 perform on NPR's "From the Top" beginning the week of Sept. 7.
Bringing the stage online
Senior acting ensemble mounts production of Brian Friel's "Translations" from quarantine.
"The challenge is understanding incoming generations who are more diverse than ever."
Stephanie Stebich '84
Common read connects newest Exonians
Incoming ninth- and 10th-graders have been assigned Elizabeth Acevedo's novel in verse The Poet X.
"I want my students to have equal opportunities based on their intelligence and their diligence, not on their privilege."
Kathleen James-Chakraborty '78
Ketch Secor '96 of Old Crow Medicine Show writes a new song for a troubled America
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Virtually sublime: Seniors shine in digital recital
The musicians of MUS500 show off the fruits of their labor during assembly.
“That's the most important thing about Exeter — you make so many friends ... and you form really strong bonds."
Kiesse '22
'Central Park Five' composer Anthony Davis '69 wins Pulitzer Prize for music
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Why I love teaching at Exeter: Kris Johnson
In the first of a series, Instructor in Music Kris Johnson describes what he appreciates most about Exeter students.
"You realize ... at Exeter that not everything’s going to be easy ... but there are people there to support you.”
Osiris '21
"I was blown away by the enthusiasm and love among students for their teachers."
Anjali '20 and Meili '20
Exonians reel in national writing, art honors
Nineteen students honored in the 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
Lost in Transit
It wasn’t Venice, but the 16 student musicians whose trip there was short circuited by the coronavirus turned The Bowld into a magical place Thursday night.
The Goel Center
The David E. and Stacey L. Goel Center for Theater and Dance has elevated Exeter’s performing arts to a whole new level.