Science for Humanity
Ecologist and activist Sasha Kramer '94 receives the 2022 John and Elizabeth Phillips Award.
Robotics team earns bid to world championship
Team VERTEX powers Exeter to state championship to clinch a trip to FIRST Tech Challenge finale.
Reading Rita Dove
Exeter uppers study the former U.S. poet laureate’s work ahead of the latest Lamont Poetry Series visit.
“I really value a place where there are students from all sorts of different backgrounds, with a similar drive to make good in the world.”
Parmis '24
"This experience showed me computer science and physics are complementary, and combining them is a way to make amazing progress in the field.”
Ishaan '24
'Create a new direction': Exeter honors MLK
Academy channels civil rights icon's legacy through discussion, workshops.
Claudine Gay '88 named Harvard's 30th president
Exeter alumna and current Trustee excited to seize ‘moment of possibility’ at bastion of higher learning.
5 questions for Lamont Poet A.E. Stallings
Kaylee Chen ’23 sat down with the poet and translator to discuss inspiration, elitism in the classics and how ancient Roman poetry can still seem fresh.
Alumna: ‘Show up with your whole authentic self’
Veronica Juarez '00 inspires assembly audience with her story of success — and self-discovery.
Exeter Summer program hones tomorrow's leaders
Irene and Charles Hamm '55; P'87 extend their signature curriculum to ACCESS EXETER learners.
A conversation with psychologist Chris Thurber
Exeter counselor discusses his latest book and a positive approach to parental pressure.
Making it big … the non sibi way
Access Exeter students explore sustainable entrepreneurship, product design and marketing.
"Exeter taught me how to be discerning and interrogate things, how to be a better math student and, thanks to [Mr.] Knowles, how to write."
Jake Crane '00
333: The true number of the beast?
Exeter's most dreaded history paper is back for another spring term.
Poetic justice
Three preps and a lower were recognized Tuesday night with the Lamont Younger Poets Prize. Elizabeth Catizone ‘24, Ava Spaulding ‘25, Ariana Thornton ‘25 and Pranavi Vedula ‘25 shared their winning works with a large crowd in the library's Rockefeller Hall.
Baratunde Thurston has the answers
Author, activist confronts tough topics with eloquence and insight at Exeter assembly.
Political columnist's appearance part of spring assembly lineup
Jeff Jacoby of The Boston Globe discussed the direction of the Republican Party.
(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.