A step back, a breath, a wait. Whack! The golf ball goes flying through the air, landing straight into a hole — a hole-in-one. Celebrating multiple exceptional performances during this past spring, Exeter’s boys’ and girls’ varsity golf team played 25 matches in total, with each player working hard to improve their technique.

It’s 8:00 p.m. on a Sunday, and senior King-Diorr Willsun’s fingers clack on his keyboard. As he checks students into Wentworth Hall, using a website he built himself, he daps each student up before they leave. A prep sits on the floor and raises his physics notebook to Willsun, asking for help. Behind him, on his dorm room wall, a rosary drapes over a Holy Cross. A poster with the handwritten Latin phrase: Te Deum Laudamus — We praise thee, O God — clings onto his closet door.

On Oct. 11, three non-PEA teens entered the library without permission...

It’s easy to forget that the cameras are there. Perhaps we fail to notice the vehicles patrolling our campus. We don’t even know that every time we swipe our Lioncards, we’re being tracked. The surveillance methods are silent, noticed only when you look closely. Most students live unaware, but the lens doesn’t blink, the patrol cars don’t falter, and the ID scanners are always waiting.

On April 27, students gathered in Rink A to participate in Relay for Life, an annual event dedicated to raising funds for cancer research. Students who participated in this event enjoyed a variety of student-run stations that ranged from jousting to burger grilling.

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