Striking a chord
Inaugural music composition competition brings student-created music to center stage.
Follow me: Exploring sustainable fashion
Alumni mentors share their workplace and knowledge with rising seniors
Blown away
Visiting artist Claire Ashley's "Radiant Beasts" explode into some of Exeter's most iconic spaces.
Natural woman
Poet Camille Dungy, a guest of the Environmental Literature Institute at Exeter, shared excerpts Monday from her fourth book, "Soil: The Story of a Black Mother's Garden," that recounts her seven-year quest to transform her nondescript lawn in a northern Colorado sub-division into an oasis for native flora. The project — and the book — serve as a metaphor to expose the perils of homogeneity and champion the importance of diversity in nature, in writing and in life.
Spring sail
The PEA Theater Department's spring performance of "Argonautika" was a refreshed look at the mythic journey of Jason and the Argonauts and the Greek epic poem, Argonautica.
Roxane Park '25 wins Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra Young Artist Competition
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"I feel very supported here and it’s given me a chance to really hone my craft and share my work with others."
EJ Barthelemy '23
The music of resistance
How celebrated jazz pianist and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Anthony Davis ’69 is changing the narrative.
10 Exonians win medals in 100th Scholastic Awards
Andrew Yuan ’24 claims two golds, one silver in nation’s longest-running arts and writing awards program.
Reading Rita Dove
Exeter uppers study the former U.S. poet laureate’s work ahead of the latest Lamont Poetry Series visit.
"I want the gallery to feel like less of a pristine white cube … I want it to feel more like an elevated community space.”
Lamont Gallery Director and Curator Pam Meadows
Assembly lineup a mix of art, analysis
Exeter speaker roster confirmed for winter term.
The Goel Center
The David E. and Stacey L. Goel Center for Theater and Dance has elevated Exeter’s performing arts to a whole new level.