Climate Action Day: Exeter gets hands dirty for planet
Day-long program turns 10, reminds Exonians about natural world and their place in it.
'No need to be ashamed': Summit promotes awareness
Writer, artist and advocate Chanel Miller shares her story in assembly during first Sexual Violence Awareness event.
Duke law professor to receive Phillips Award
Attorney, scholar and civil rights advocate Jim Coleman ’66 will be honored with the John and Elizabeth Phillips Award.
Former trustee honored with Founders’ Day Award
Peter Aldrich ’62; P’99, P’03 will receive the 2023 Founders’ Day Award in May.
Rhythm and redemption
Soulful lyricist, John Forté '93, reflects on how his time at Exeter shaped his future in music.
"The history curriculum at Exeter has propelled me to look at history in a more nuanced way, and in a more civic way."
Andrew '24
"There’s no reason that students who attend schools in low-wealth communities should not be able to obtain an adequate education."
Margie Wakelin ’97
Journey to purpose
In the spirit of one of our institution’s core pursuits, we share the stories of three alumni from three decades who, shaped by their experience at Exeter, find true meaning and fulfillment in their work and life.
The vocabulary of illness
George Bennett Fellow Emma Zimmerman recollections of long COVID
"I can step into the bakery for a minute and just have this wave of feeling of goodness."
Lydia Moffet '03
"Looking back, I believe I wanted to be an inventor since I was about 7."
Alex Sinton '85
Exeter commemorates the lasting legacy of MLK
Academy takes on 'complicated day' to praise progress and acknowledge work still to be done.
Working vacation: Exonians pair learning, fun on fall break
Dozens of students are set to take part in the Global Initiatives program trips between terms.
Exploring how goodness fits into the future
Students and alumni mentors decode ethics in the Digital Age.
“That's one of the most noble goals ... embracing this one-of-a-kind education and using it to help others.”
"Exeter has given me the opportunity to develop into myself. It’s made me a more secure person.”
“It was a lot of hard work, but [what] made it worth it was the people who ... said, 'Wow, that really had a profound impact on me.'”