Heard in Assembly Hall
Remember all of the things that only focusing on [getting] 'big' does: It removes our agency; it fuels comparison; it hides all of the other things that don't fit into 'big.'
— Seisei Tatebe-Goddu '01, founder, Lights On Labs
"The difference between good writers and bad writers is that good writers know when they are bad." — Dan Brown '82, addressing Exeter's ninth-graders
“You can tell when someone's listening to you in a deep way, really listening. Ask yourself, ‘What kind of a listener can I be?'" — Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth professor of Jewish Studies.
"One of the highest skills in etiquette is to learn to disagree without being disagreeable." — Sara Jane Ho '03, author, "Mind Your Manners: How to be Your Best Self in Any Situation"
The Latest
Professors tout respect in a time of rancor
Dartmouth's Susannah Heschel and Tarek El-Ariss personify the value of dialogue and collaboration in education.
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Alum sheds light on perils of media addiction
- By Adam Loyd
- September 23, 2024
Athletics celebrates class of 2024 college commitments
Coaches, family and friends gathered to celebrate the first wave of seniors who will go on to play at the collegiate level.
Exeter senior captures nation’s top STEM prize
Achyuta Rajaram ’24 wins $250,000 as top finisher in the 83rd Regeneron Science Talent Search.
A conversation with Dean of Faculty Eimer Page
Longtime English teacher and Global Initiatives founder takes on new challenge.