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Welcome to Exeter, Ashley Taylor! The lifelong educator will be Exeter’s next dean of students. Ashley comes to Exeter after 14 years at Episcopal High in Virginia. She will begin her new role in July, succeeding the retiring Russell Weatherspoon. bit.ly/43eT8nG

Last call to help shape your Exeter alumni experience! Click the link to take the alumni survey: bit.ly/3Oo2M0S

Exeter's fall break is filled with learning opportunities for dozens of students venturing afar. bit.ly/49UgKAL

Exonians! We only have two hours left to reach our goal for the 2023 day of giving. Make a donation of any amount and help trigger a $1 million match! Keep #ExeterRising givecampus.com/ub13cs

The Exeter-Andover high school football rivalry has produced some epic clashes through its 145 years, including a showdown in the 1903 meeting that made history. Read the tale, researched and written by Big Red football coach Panos Voulgaris. exeter.edu/news/strength-….

Every day at Exeter, students are inspired and supported to soar beyond their wildest dreams. Join us next Tuesday for a 24-hour giving campaign to keep Exeter rising to new heights. #exeterrising See the campaign: bit.ly/40q2ED9

Exeter's internship initiative connects current PEA students with alumni in diverse fields and professional settings. “They’re doing real work with real leaders in real time," says mentor Dennis Whittle ’79, co-founder of consulting firm Normal>Next. exeter.edu/news/follow-me…

How did the brilliant but tarnished physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer wind up as Exeter's first visiting fellow 68 years ago this month? exeter.edu/news/visiting-…

Roxane Gay ’92 is known for shining light on some of society’s most difficult and divisive issues. On Friday, she accepted the John and Elizabeth Phillips Award for her contributions to the welfare of community, country or humanity. bit.ly/3tZ9O4Q

Gov. Ned Lamont '72 and Gov. Chris Sununu told an Exeter assembly Tuesday that civil discourse is critical to democracy. "We all need to disagree better.” bit.ly/3PJ7GH5

A week from today, some 300 new Exonians will begin their Exeter journeys. What can they expect? We asked last year’s newest students — members of the class of 2026 — to help answer that.

To our families visiting for graduation weekend: Today’s Principal’s Reception has been moved to Rink A of the Love Gym Complex from 3-5 p.m. Please visit exeter.edu/current-parents for more weather-related updates.

Science Instructor Emeritus Rich Aaronian was honored for a 47-year legacy with the Founders' Day Award on Friday, culminated with inspirational remarks from the honoree and a standing ovation from his Assembly Hall audience. bit.ly/3pXPsXZ

Principal Bill Rawson ’71; P’08 announced Exeter's first sustainability and climate action plan, “a road map for a community-wide commitment to action” with a refreshed environmental mission statement and a comprehensive vision to realize it. bit.ly/3oGATHB

Exeter Student Service Organization puts the Academy's mission of uniting goodness and knowledge into practice. #iamexeter bit.ly/41gwSIF

Rich Aaronian spent five decades sharing his vast knowledge and pure passion for discovery with Exeter students. Congratulations to him for being named the 2023 Founders' Day Award winner. bit.ly/3EwiqCJ

Next stop: Worlds. Congrats to Exeter's Robotics team FTC VERTEX for earning a spot in the world finals in April. bit.ly/3ZeWDHo

‘Tis the season! It’s tourney time for Big Red. Swimming is at Eastern States, Wrestling is headed to New Englands, Girls Squash is headed to New England’s, and Boys Squash is playing host for the Class A & B New England Squash Championships this weekend! LET’S GO! #WeAreExeter

With his latest book, "Say the Right Thing: How to Talk About Identity, Diversity and Justice," Kenji Yoshino ’87 offers tools to navigate challenging yet crucial conversations about race, gender, sexuality and other core aspects of identity. bit.ly/3XdIRUg

@unukalhai Tough crowd! Thanks, Mr. Blackwell. 😃