Exeter senior awarded nation's top science prize
Yunseo Choi '21 claims $250,000 prize as winner of 80th Regeneron Science Talent Search.
Yunseo Choi '21 wins gold at international math event
Exeter senior leads the U.S. team to a runner-up finish in the European Girls Math Olympiad.
Jaden Yun ’23 takes first place, Lina Huang ’22 second in the New Hampshire Science and Engineering Expo
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National Poetry Month
English Instructor Matt Miller reads “Insidious” from his newly published poetry collection, “Tender the River.”
Debaters earn national tournament bids
Albert Chu '21 and Kilin Tang '21 will lead the Exeter Forensics Debate Team into three competitions starting this month.
Seven Exonians qualify for USA Mathematical Olympiad, two for USA Junior Mathematical Olympiad. Both exams represent the top of the AMC series.
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Kendrah Su '22 gains two golds, one silver in Scholastic Awards
Seven Academy students honored by annual art and writing program.
Senior project: history, passion, podcast
Dillon Mims' history podcast aims to debunk the notion we are living through "unprecedented times."
Neha Nedumaran ’22 takes first place in regional Brain Bee, a neuroscience competition, and moves on to nationals
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Author to preps: Write for yourself first
Elizabeth Acevedo talked to students about life as a writer and how her process allows for "delight in discovery."
Instructor Bill Jordan honored for excellence, service
The New England History Teachers Association names him the 2020 recipient of the Horace Kidger Award.
“I have always wanted to have a positive impact on the world and use my skills to do that."
Diana Davis '03, Math Instructor
Exeter reclaims crown at young physicists tournament
PEA outclasses competition at USAYPT for third title in four years.
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."
