Flight school: Exeter to track bird migration
A new receiving station on the library roof will collect data from hundreds of winged species.
How I got Samantha Power to speak at Exeter
Noah James '21 coaxed the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations to address this year's Model U.N. conference.
'I have found my voice here'
KG Buckham-White '22 says she's "changed in how I operate as a student, as a person, as an athlete" since arriving at Exeter.
Class act
History Instructor Kirsten Russell gets ready to resume winter term after a restful break. Happy new year! #iamExeter
"There isn't any other learning structure that would have benefited me more.”
Ursula '21
Carissa Chen '17 named Rhodes Scholar
The senior at Harvard is among 32 collegians to be awarded the prestigious scholarship for study at the University of Oxford.
"The Harkness experience is incredibly valuable ... I use it every day.”
Greg Daniels '81
Talking about the past in an extraordinary present
A Harkness discussion of U.S. History proceeds amid safety measures as fall term nears an end.
It’s our job and our joy to be able to connect and support [students] and advocate for them."
Courtney Marshall, English instructor
Discourse with decorum
Ahead of the 2020 election, Principal Rawson sets community expectations for political discussion.
Back at the table
With safety measures in place, Exeter begins to reintroduce in-person learning.
First alumnae share stories about the early years
Academic rigor stands out in memories of sisters Beth Brownell Lee ’71 and Martha Brownell Grant ’73.
Alvarez professes the power of poetry
Urges ninth graders to write from the soul and "become the channel that feeds the souls of others."
New faculty dive in ahead of school year
A three-day orientation offers the Academy's newest teachers a taste of Exeter.
This Exeter Summer was unlike any other
Remote learning caused challenges and created opportunities for the time-honored program.
Whole genome sequencing
An Exeter senior maps the fruit fly genome. Along the way he finds new mysteries to explore.
Eye of the needle
Science Instructor Chris Matlack explains to his ecology students how they can identify different species of conifers by studying the needles.
“My goal is to make a consumer-based product, a portable water filter, with improved efficiency."
