Andy Hertig '57 receives Founders' Day Award
Retired history instructor honored for his lifelong service to Exeter.
All things being equal
MacArthur Foundation President John Palfrey ’90 and Cameron Frary ’20 discuss equity in education.
"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
"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
Reunions return with renewed energy
A trio of 50-year celebrations will highlight class gatherings through the end of May.
Nonprofit group founded by Aaron Epstein '04 provides medical training in Ukraine
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Spring speakers return to Assembly Hall
Assembly program resumes with full-capacity audience and diverse lineup.
Watch historian Heather Cox Richardson '80 interview President Joe Biden
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10 Exonian scientists who break barriers
Their work integrates different disciplines that reflect the dynamic nature of learning science at Exeter.
Founders' Day, John and Elizabeth Phillips awards announced
Instructor emeritus Andy Hertig '57 and Sasha Kramer '94 to be honored in upcoming assemblies.
"I can just practice dentistry; that’s what I really love and why I’m so happy out here. I don’t have to argue about money, about what insurance will or will not cover. Just sit in my chair and let me take care of you. It’s liberating."
Greg Thompson '71
Chester Finn '62 calls on Exonians to join education 'quest'
Alumnus challenges assembly audience to help improve America's educational system, policies.
Sarah Harmon '00 making noise after creating 'primal mom scream'
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(Beyond) a Day of Service: MLK Day 2021
Exeter honors the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with community service and programming headlined by Roxane Gay ’92.
Rock star geologist gives Exeter a tour of Mars
Sarah Milkovich '96 is part of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab rover mission studying the Red Planet.
Vet talks service, leadership with Exeter community
Zach Iscol '97 highlights "Exeter Salutes" program with war stories from abroad and at home.
Pedaling tales: Bike trek finds global impact of climate crisis
Devi Lockwood '10 documents her travels in 1,001 Voices on Climate Change.