Symphony of change
Exeter’s vibrant music program decides where to go next.
"Exeter has given me the opportunity to develop into myself. It’s made me a more secure person.”
Audrey '21
Something in the water: Poet regales preps
Aimee Nezhukumatathil recites from and fields questions about her collection Oceanic.
Chang-Rae Lee ’83, John Palfrey ’90 elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
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National Poetry Month
English Instructor Matt Miller reads “Insidious” from his newly published poetry collection, “Tender the River.”
Kendrah Su '22 gains two golds, one silver in Scholastic Awards
Seven Academy students honored by annual art and writing program.
‘Exactly what I love doing.’
Oliver Hess ’21 never dreamed he’d be able to perform in an arts space as magical as the Goel Center for Theater and Dance, with faculty support that has helped him take his acting to the next level.
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."
'My Black Is Legendary'
PEA wrapped up Black History Month on Saturday night with an unforgettable show. “My Black Is Legendary” was a celebration of Black art, fashion, culture and identity put together by the indomitable Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Lamont Poet John Murillo
Murillo reads his moving poem “Enter the Dragon” during a virtual visit to campus. (Photo/Marcus Jackson)
“We think different things. We can talk about our ideas. ... We’re all respectful of each other. That’s the world I grew up in."
Dan Brown '82
English Instructor Willie Perdomo receives the Cy Twombly Award for Poetry
Foundation for Contemporary Arts | Go to articleAlumnae artwork on display in 'A Collective Curiosity'
Lamont Gallery | Go to articleJameel Mohammed ’13 named Forbes 30 Under 30 Art & Style honoree
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Sticky situation
The Theater and Dance Department delivered two outstanding performances of "The Short Tree and the Bird That Could Not Sing" over the weekend at the Goel Center.
Artists on identity
Students share inspiration behind pieces featured in the Lamont Gallery’s “CRITICAL JOY” exhibition.
Moving forward
The Dance Ensemble's fall production is “To Move Forward,” featuring original choreography by Moksha Akil ‘22, Sophia Emy ‘21, Phoebe Ibbotson ‘21, Kira Ferdyn ‘22 and Jocelyn Sides ‘22.
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.