arts community She kills monsters "Here at Exeter, you have a voice at the table, and you get to push changes and drive your own learning." Meet Amara '25 "It’s a way of looking at the world, of wanting to understand how the people who live closest to the problem see the problem." Miles Hoover '15 “Our team played a key role in [Barbie's] recent evolution as a contemporary empowering icon for young girls.” Grant Moran '74 "To waddle along on short legs (like a duck or a fat child) is tapa.tupu. The word has a pithy beauty, doesn’t it? The world would be a poorer place without it." Gregory Anderson '85 “One hundred forty students, 10 boats out, this place is packed. I love it." Bob Burnham "In times of distress, my tendency is to overthink and over-feel; reading a book like Middlemarch slows me down to the pace and rhythm of the sentences." Pamela Erens '81 "It is time for us to strive to make the Academy a welcoming place for "youth from every quarter." Alexanderia Baker Haidara '99 "Despite popular belief, it’s actually possible to take time off and get eight hours of sleep and do perfectly fine academically." Eleanor '22 “Goodness is part of what it means to belong. We always have to think about growing, learning and being with, and for, each other.” Adam Hernandez, director of athletic training "I'm not going to leave my brain up to my doctor or my teacher or my boss. My brain is my own responsibility and I'm going to do the best I can to optimize that." Elizabeth Ricker '03 "The work that I do is really rewarding because it’s in service to not just other people, but to the landscape of the West." Kate Tirrell '11 “Grief is inevitable and natural. It’s important that you educate yourself about it, for yourself and others. Listen to podcasts, read books, have a conversation with a therapist. Let’s talk about what grieving is, so we can all get better at it." Megan Riordan Jarvis '92 “One of the highlights of my Exeter career was a meditation I presented at Phillips Church about how Exeter allowed me to pursue different academic passions.” Oishi Banerjee '14 More
arts community She kills monsters "Here at Exeter, you have a voice at the table, and you get to push changes and drive your own learning." Meet Amara '25
