Nurturing nature and community
Alums help Exeter celebrate its ninth annual Climate Action Day.
'Vee ah Döömgrïndër'!
The longtime favorites were back for Faculty Follies '22 as PEA's intrepid instructors sent students home with a show to remember.
Assembly lineup a mix of art, analysis
Exeter speaker roster confirmed for winter term.
Meet Exeter's Executive Chef
A 40-year veteran of the restaurant and catering industry, Pierre Gignac manages the Academy's fast-paced kitchens with art, expertise and dynamism.
"When we all have access to the basic things we need to thrive, we all benefit."
Philip Alberti '93
Welcome to New Hall
Residential life and academic excellence come together in Exeter's newest dormitory.
"My goal is to figure out how this library can continue with and increase its ability to partner with the rest of the institution, and to meet needs that maybe people haven’t even recognized yet."
Laura Wood, director of the Class of 1945 Library
All you need to know about Family Weekend
Join us Oct. 21-22 for Exeter Family Weekend. Online registration closes Oct. 16.
Assembly presentation empowers students to confront harassment
The nonprofit Right To Be offered helpful strategies for bystanders, as well as those being harassed.
Principal Rawson shares his priorities at assembly
The annual Q+A with with Student Council leaders lays out goals for coming years.
Student leaders reflect on impact of orientation program
Orientation program pairs students of color, LGBTQ+ students and students with high financial need with returning student mentors.
Customs old and new fill Opening Assembly
Principal Rawson '71; P'08 rings in Exeter's 242nd year with an all-community address.
Finding your way is the fun part
So many options, so many opportunities ... so many (gulp) questions. Don't worry: Our experts have the answers.
“You do a lot of self-reflection here. ... That leads you to really find yourself.”
Exonians share stories of belonging
From dorm traditions to tryouts, young Exeter alums reflect on the moment they knew Exeter was home.
“It was a lot of hard work, but [what] made it worth it was the people who ... said, 'Wow, that really had a profound impact on me.'”
