Big Red rolls over rivals in E/A
Exeter brings home a trio of victories at Andover, while Big Red cross country continues dominating run at Interschols.
5 questions for Lamont Poet A.E. Stallings
Kaylee Chen ’23 sat down with the poet and translator to discuss inspiration, elitism in the classics and how ancient Roman poetry can still seem fresh.
Isaac Robinson '18 among 32 Rhodes Scholar honorees in the U.S.
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Volleyball advances, Boys Soccer falls in NEPSAC playoffs
Volleyball will host a semifinal matchup on Saturday in Love Gym.
A life of service
Lt. Cmdr. Jean-Paul Christophe ‘00 shared with assembly how his path led from Main Street dorm to Yale to the controls of a Navy helicopter hovering 5 feet above the Indian Ocean off the coast of Somalia. Exeter salutes Lt. Cmdr. Christophe and all service members who protect us and work on our behalf every day.
“It’s dining on a bigger scale. You have to think out of the box a lot of the time, but I like that we can do different styles of cooking.”
Executive Chef Pierre Gignac
Working with students brings Melissa Mischke joy
After seven busy years as dean of students and a year-long sabbatical, Science Instructor Melissa Mischke has returned to the classroom.
Artists share joy for discovery
Takuya and Minami Yoshida sponsored by the Michael Clark Rockefeller Class of 1956 Visiting Artist Fund.
Neuroscientist addresses assembly
Dr. Khalid Shah discussed his team's groundbreaking experimental cancer therapy.