Meet Gayatri Ramesh and Kevin Pajaro-Mariñez
New positions focus on hiring, retaining faculty of color.
"Our work must be seen and felt as genuine and coming from a place of sincere care and safety."
Christina Palmer, director of student well-being
Alan R. Jones ’72 receives the 2020 Founders’ Day Award
Devoted volunteer is honored.
Climate Action Day: equity and the environment
Katharine Wilkinson discussed the gender gap among climate science changemakers.
Hot shot
Exeter students received first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week. A second dose is scheduled for May.
"I intend to ... continue making and nurturing the connections that form such a meaningful part of our experience."
Nadia Saliba '95
Puppy love
Four-legged friends offer Exeter students a study "paws" on the library lawn.
Our commitment to justice
Letter to the Exeter community from Principal Rawson sent after a jury found Derek Chauvin guilty of the murder of George Floyd.
Bea Burack ’21 is part of a new generation of climate activists taking the helm in New Hampshire
nhpr | Go to articlePolitical columnist's appearance part of spring assembly lineup
Jeff Jacoby of The Boston Globe discussed the direction of the Republican Party.
On the ball
Students get in a round of spikeball before D block.
We are EX-ET-ER!
The Red Bandits made their return to the assembly stage Friday for the first in-person all-school gathering in more than a year.
Exeter strides into spring
The Academy welcomed a new term on Tuesday under sunny skies and high hopes.
“I try to empower students who have a unique way of looking at a problem to speak up and help one another.”
Karen Lassey, Assistant Principal
Is education leadership a 'rigged game'?
Dr. Jennie Weiner to speak about systemic obstacles facing women in leadership roles.
Author to preps: Write for yourself first
Elizabeth Acevedo talked to students about life as a writer and how her process allows for "delight in discovery."
Weather rapport
Exonians embraced the sunshine and warm temperatures in the final throes of winter.
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.
Student Council reflects on a school year unlike any other
Exonians call for racial equity during closing assembly.
“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.