Poet Camille Dungy, a guest of the Environmental Literature Institute at Exeter, shared excerpts Monday from her fourth book, "Soil: The Story of a Black Mother's Garden," that recounts her seven-year quest to transform her nondescript lawn in a northern Colorado sub-division into an oasis for native flora. The project — and the book — serve as a metaphor to expose the perils of homogeneity and champion the importance of diversity in nature, in writing and in life.

Morgan Smith '23 defended her New England Women's Amateur Championship title in an epic comeback against, of all people, her sister, Molly! Congratulations, Morgan!

The PEA Theater Department's spring performance of "Argonautika" was a refreshed look at the mythic journey of Jason and the Argonauts and the Greek epic poem, Argonautica.

Our close proximity to the New Hampshire seacoast offers Exeter Summer students opportunities to get their hands dirty — or, wet in this case.

Our newly admitted students received a 60-second dose of what's ahead in their digital acceptance package. Watch it here.

Grace Pulchalski '23 hunts down a return during a girls varsity squash match against St. Paul's at the Fisher Squash Center.