Robotics team earns bid to world championship
Team VERTEX powers Exeter to state championship to clinch a trip to FIRST Tech Challenge finale.
Reading Rita Dove
Exeter uppers study the former U.S. poet laureate’s work ahead of the latest Lamont Poetry Series visit.
Independent study inspires seniors through winter term
The senior project program allows students to explore interests outside the traditional courses of instruction.
College admissions process melds art and science
College Counseling Office's annual College Admissions Weekend aims to smooth the way after Exeter.
"This experience showed me computer science and physics are complementary, and combining them is a way to make amazing progress in the field.”
Ishaan '24
"What does it mean to be non sibi? And what does it mean to incorporate that into technology? It’s about fully understanding the person and the problem, and finding the solution together.”
Minseo '23
A conversation with Dean of Faculty Eimer Page
Longtime English teacher and Global Initiatives founder takes on new challenge.
Claudine Gay '88 named Harvard's 30th president
Exeter alumna and current Trustee excited to seize ‘moment of possibility’ at bastion of higher learning.
Assembly lineup a mix of art, analysis
Exeter speaker roster confirmed for winter term.
Exploration, service highlight fall-break trips
Over three dozen students participated in weeklong Academy-sponsored trips.
"Exeter is a great place to learn and grow and to approach new material with an open mind."
Atishay '24
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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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.
'The students are always inspiring and rejuvenating us.'
Three instructors talk about teaching at Exeter.
Whole genome sequencing
An Exeter senior maps the fruit fly genome. Along the way he finds new mysteries to explore.
"There isn't any other learning structure that would have benefited me more.”
Beyond the table
Exeter students feed their hunger for discovery with passion projects outside the classroom.