Evan Anderman offers students new perspective
As part of Climate Action Day programming, students photographed the systems that keep Exeter's campus running.
Zach Iscol '97 chosen as grand marshal for 2019 New York City Veterans Day Parade
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Exeter Mathematics Institute makes a difference for 4,500 students in the Kansas City area
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"I learned that I could use my privilege for social justice."
Maribel Hernández Rivera '00
Retiring faculty leave a legacy of global reach
Four who expanded programs with a worldwide focus and helped develop a more supportive residential culture.
“We’re completely opposite people … it helps us innovate through diametrically opposed creative differences.”
Hojung Kim '14 and Kevin Zhen '16
Kathy Nutt Nekton receives Founders’ Day Award
Champion of the mind-body connection was a courageous voice for equality during Exeter’s burgeoning years of coeducation.
In “Calling the Birds Home,” photographer and Art Instructor Cheryle St. Onge expresses her love for her mother who is suffering from dementia
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Equity and America's pastime
With baseball as the backdrop, on-campus events spark conversations about race, sexual identity and equality.
Every book has a story
Exeter Student Service Organization program shares tales about diversity and inclusion with young readers.
Climate Action Day: Exeter renews the fight
PEA celebrates its commitment to environmental activism.
“What started as some guys sitting in the back of a conference room is now the strongest meeting for military general surgeons in the world.”
Robert Lim ’87
Instructor Jason BreMiller on climate literacy and empowering students to fight climate change
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Taking action for Mother Earth
Exeter assembles Friday for its fifth annual Climate Action Day, renewing the community's commitment to sustainability.
Service clubs a force for good in the community
For the past fifty years, Exeter Student Service Organization (ESSO) has helped Exonians translate non sibi from theory into practice.
“That's one of the most noble goals ... embracing this one-of-a-kind education and using it to help others.”
“I treasure Exeter’s collaborative spirit and desire to create something greater.”
“When you get the chance to do things you love, you just have to take it.”
