Nurturing nature and community
Alums help Exeter celebrate its ninth annual Climate Action Day.
Join us for “Our Voice at the Table”
June 6 finale caps the yearlong celebration of 50 years of coeducation at Exeter.
Jacquelyn Thomas receives 2021 Founders’ Day Award
Academy librarian recognized for more than three decades of leadership.
"Around the Harkness table, it’s cool the ways in which [students] help each other be their best selves.”
Kitty Fair, Modern Languages Instructor
'Voices of the Soul'
Peruvian artist and poet Edwin Sulca wove this wonderful tapestry that hangs in the Class of 1945 Library as a tribute to three late PEA teachers. Sulca died this month of COVID-19.
Holding court
Assembly speaker Matt McGill '92 discusses the U.S. Supreme Court in the age of COVID-19.
“You do a lot of self-reflection here. ... That leads you to really find yourself.”
Carlos '21
"The fact that I grew up here is what makes my experience unique from the ‘normal’ Exeter experience. I’ve learned to cherish this."
Catherine '21
Baratunde Thurston has the answers
Author, activist confronts tough topics with eloquence and insight at Exeter assembly.
"Our work must be seen and felt as genuine and coming from a place of sincere care and safety."
Christina Palmer, Director of Student Well-being
Alan R. Jones ’72 receives the 2020 Founders’ Day Award
Devoted volunteer is honored.
Climate Action Day: equity and the environment
Katharine Wilkinson discusses the gender gap among climate science changemakers.
Hot shot
Exeter students received first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this week. A second dose is scheduled for May.
"I intend to ... continue making and nurturing the connections that form such a meaningful part of our experience."
Nadia Saliba '95
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.'”