‘You will always belong here’: Class of 2024 graduates
Family and faculty celebrate graduating seniors and mark conclusion of Exeter’s 243rd school year.
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Big "E"asy
Visiting Preservation Hall Jazz Band All-stars bring New Orleans music center stage.
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Climate Action Day: Exeter gets hands dirty for planet
Day-long program turns 10, reminds Exonians about natural world and their place in it.
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'No need to be ashamed': Summit promotes awareness
Writer, artist and advocate Chanel Miller shares her story in assembly during first Sexual Violence Awareness event.
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Solar power
Exeter paused on a busy Monday to take in the celestial show of the eclipse. The next total solar eclipse won't be visible in New Hampshire until 2079.
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Celebrated author talks craft with Exeter's student writers
Pulitzer finalist Rebecca Makkai gives students a master class in writing fiction and reads her work in the Assembly Hall.
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Duke law professor to receive Phillips Award
Attorney, scholar and civil rights advocate Jim Coleman ’66 will be honored with the John and Elizabeth Phillips Award.
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Exeter senior captures nation’s top STEM prize
Achyuta Rajaram ’24 wins $250,000 as top finisher in the 83rd Regeneron Science Talent Search.