Coeducation
Join us for a yearlong celebration of coeducation at Exeter as we honor the voices of students, faculty, staff and alumni whose journeys have made Exeter a better school and whose potential will continue to shape it for years to come.
Exonians stepping up
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Duncan Robinson '13 downs Lakers with record shooting night in NBA Finals
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"We need to stop talking about either gender as though they all behave in some way.”
Sarah Odell '06
Janet Yang '74 recalls Exeter's 'inclusive' environment
Filmmaker shares stories of her experiences as one of the first girls to enroll.
Hrishikesh Hirway ’96 On Taking 'Song Exploder' To Netflix
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Icon Ginsburg's portrait the work of Constance Beaty '73
Alumna's likeness of late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will hang in Supreme Court.
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.
Two Exeter principals discuss coeducation and its impact
Principal Emerita Kendra Stearns O'Donnell and Principal Bill Rawson on the Academy's transformation.
White House appoints Tyler Goodspeed ’03 to lead Council of Economic Advisers
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"I feel that now I am really making a difference. I’m doing what I was trained to do."
Sujata Sheth ’97
Scott Edwards ’81 bikes across the country with a message: Black Lives Matter
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Creating Conversations: Exeter thought leaders connect
In the first of a series of talks highlighting alumni innovators and big thinkers, activist Tom Steyer '75 chats with Brian Shactman '90 of NBC 10 Boston and NECN about his current work in California to facilitate equitable economic recovery from the impact of COVID-19.
Ketch Secor '96 of Old Crow Medicine Show writes a new song for a troubled America
NPR | Go to articleMaegan Moriarty '16 honored for character, leadership after tragedy
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"The things that would stress you out in normal times you realize mean nothing now."
Deb D’Arcangelo '82
Collection hails the Exeter experience, warts and all
"I Can Still See It Now" by Joseph Nadeau '55 gathers perspectives of Academy students past and present