‘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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Post from the past
Letters home tell of life at Exeter at the turn of the century.
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E/A: The anatomy of a rivalry
America’s oldest high school sports feud began in 1878.
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How do I love the library? Archivist counts the ways.
Kahn collection curator says the Class of 1945 Library "is timeless in its conception and epic in its execution."
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It's all Greek to her
Emma Finn '22 spent her summer helping her Classical Languages Instructor Matt Hartnett revise Exeter’s introductory Greek textbook. "It’s been really rewarding to shift from being a consumer of knowledge to being able to produce it in ways that will have an impact on other students’ learning.”
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Exeter commits to need-blind admissions
Principal Bill Rawson ’71, Trustees President Morgan Sze ’83 make historic announcement to Academy community.
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Beyond the book: Our library at 50
The Class of 1945 Library celebrates 50 years as the intellectual and cultural heart of Exeter.
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"The kids challenge me more than they realize and in a really good way. ... I feel like I’m constantly learning new stuff.”
Math Instructor Julie Van Wright
A shared experience
A revamped Exeter Equitable Experience program offers opportunity to build community.