Better together: Rawson hails inclusion in Opening Assembly
Principal urges students to "engage our differences" as 239th school year begins at Exeter.
English instructors discuss poetry: Matt Miller interviews Willie Perdomo
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'You need a village': Preps find their place
The newest Exonians make connections, build community in their adopted home.
Zach Iscol '97 chosen as grand marshal for 2019 New York City Veterans Day Parade
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All in a move-in day's work
Wentworth Hall proctors and dorm faculty lend helping hands as students return to campus.
And ... they're off! Classes click as a new year dawns
Exeter students gather by class year to reconnect with old friends and make some new ones.
"We’re not their parents, but we ask how their day is going. We are a family community."
Emily Carroll and Joe Goudreault
Studying Burning Man with Nobel-winning economist Paul Romer '73
The New York Times | Go to articleEnglish Instructor and feminist fitness coach Courtney Marshall breaks down stereotypes
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Exeter's international students hail from 31 countries, from Australia to Vietnam. Welcome back, all!
Faces of Exeter dorm life
Hear from students and faculty about what makes Exeter's dorm life unique, inclusive and fun.
Who's speaking at assembly this fall?
Alums, writers, leaders to share life experiences, messages of purpose with Exeter community.
Attentive audience
Principal Bill Rawson chatted with members of the class of 2023 on Wednesday night during a gathering for new day students and their families.
Finding your way is the fun part
So many options, so many opportunities ... so many (gulp) questions. Don't worry: Our experts have the answers.
Off on the right foot
English Instructor Tyler Caldwell is steering the fledgling Ninth Grade Program, intended to help preps acclimate to life at Exeter.
“It’s really important for me to make connections with each and every kid in the dorm."
Navigating college admissions
The key to picking the college that’s right for you is to focus on who you are, say Exeter’s veteran college counselors.