Exeter senior awarded nation's top science prize
Yunseo Choi '21 claims $250,000 prize as winner of 80th Regeneron Science Talent Search.
Jaden Yun ’23 takes first place, Lina Huang ’22 second in the New Hampshire Science and Engineering Expo
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National Poetry Month
English Instructor Matt Miller reads “Insidious” from his newly published poetry collection, “Tender the River.”
Debaters earn national tournament bids
Albert Chu '21 and Kilin Tang '21 will lead the Exeter Forensics Debate Team into three competitions starting this month.
‘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.
Neha Nedumaran ’22 takes first place in regional Brain Bee, a neuroscience competition, and moves on to nationals
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Instructor Bill Jordan honored for excellence, service
The New England History Teachers Association names him the 2020 recipient of the Horace Kidger Award.
Elisabeth Reynolds '84 tapped for White House role, joining National Economic Council
MIT | Go to articleRohan Pavuluri ’14 makes the 2021 TIME100 Next list of emerging leaders
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2021 award recipients announced
Academy to honor Jacquelyn H. Thomas and Bear Hailey Atwood for exemplary service to Exeter and humankind.
"I knew I had been given a gift, and I had to take advantage of that gift."
Dr. Leroy Sims '97
Exeter reclaims crown at young physicists tournament
PEA outclasses competition at USAYPT for third title in four years.
English Instructor Willie Perdomo receives the Cy Twombly Award for Poetry
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PEA's Model UN club shines at global conference
Exeter named outstanding large delegation in Yale conference; mock trial team sweeps state competition.
How I got Samantha Power to speak at Exeter
Noah James '21 coaxed the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations to address this year's Model U.N. conference.
7 questions for classics scholar Dan-el Padilla Peralta
We asked him about his love of ancient languages and how they have given him “tools for resistance.”
Lamont Poet Jericho Brown
A jam-packed Assembly Hall greeted the author of “The Tradition,” a 2019 National Book Award Finalist. “I write the poems I wish I was reading,” he said to Exonians.
'Her Voice': Female speakers lead assembly lineup
Roster dovetails with the school’s yearlong celebration of 50 years of coeducation.
Examining the dream: Exeter embraces MLK
Exonians honor the slain civil rights leader with programming titled “Changing the Narrative.”