Exeter senior wins $90,000 in science competition
Neil Chowdhury ’22 earns a fifth-place finish in the nationwide Regeneron Science Talent Search.
333: The true number of the beast?
Exeter's most dreaded history paper is back for another spring term.
Poetic justice
Three preps and a lower were recognized Tuesday night with the Lamont Younger Poets Prize. Elizabeth Catizone ‘24, Ava Spaulding ‘25, Ariana Thornton ‘25 and Pranavi Vedula ‘25 shared their winning works with a large crowd in the library's Rockefeller Hall.
The write stuff: English faculty share new works
Instructors' books win recognition in and outside Exeter community.
Exonians capture 20 medals in Scholastic competition
Students honored by nation’s longest-running arts and writing awards program.
Watch historian Heather Cox Richardson '80 interview President Joe Biden
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10 Exonian scientists who break barriers
Their work integrates different disciplines that reflect the dynamic nature of learning science at Exeter.
"The work that I do is really rewarding because it’s in service to not just other people, but to the landscape of the West."
Kate Tirrell '11
How Exeter nurtures the innovators of the future
From the lab to the table, the Academy offers wide-ranging science opportunities.
Founders' Day, John and Elizabeth Phillips awards announced
Instructor emeritus Andy Hertig '57 and Sasha Kramer '94 to be honored in upcoming assemblies.
Exeter senior named science competition finalist
Meet Neil Chowdhury '22, whose research of colon cancer cells has earned him a spot in the Regeneron Science Talent Search finals.
Rock star geologist gives Exeter a tour of Mars
Sarah Milkovich '96 is part of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab rover mission studying the Red Planet.
What is awesome? Sam Buttrey '79 wins Jeopardy!
Exeter alumnus crowned champion of the famed quiz show's first Professors Tournament.
Assembly lineup boasts groundbreakers, changemakers
Four alumni among the visitors scheduled for winter term.
Orchestrated excellence
Brian Son '22 and scores of talented musicians at Exeter delivered a series of stirring concerts to close out fall term.
“There was a fevered sense of having an idea and not being able to stop thinking about it, and not being able to sleep.”
Jeremy England '99
Baratunde Thurston has the answers
Author, activist confronts tough topics with eloquence and insight at Exeter assembly.
Political columnist's appearance part of spring assembly lineup
Jeff Jacoby of The Boston Globe discussed the direction of the Republican Party.
(Beyond) a Day of Service: MLK Day 2021
Exeter honors the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with community service and programming headlined by Roxane Gay ’92.