In smooth helmets and In smooth helmets and loose jerseys, Exeter varsity lacrosse players on both the girls’ and boys’ teams bring their A-game on the field with graceful swings of their cradles and pumping legs.

Emma Sordi has made many speeches before. Monologues in professional theater. Opening speeches in practice debates. But standing on a stage in Australia for the World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championships Grand Finals, looking out over a sea of judges and a single microphone stand, she decided to speak about the Netflix show “Botched,” Greek myths, and Cleopatra’s reign. In connecting these three topics, Sordi recognized beauty’s power: “I’ve always cared how I’ve looked,” she said to the audience. Her gaze swept across the crowd. “But, I have something deeper than that. I have my own character, which I believe is the most important thing that a person can have.”

In the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, Donald Trump was sworn in a second time as the 47th President, with JD Vance as his Vice President.

Dorm culture is integral to any boarding student’s time at Exeter. After slogging through another day of classes, sports, and clubs, the only place boarders can return to is the cozy (most likely) brick building that just so happens to be a few minutes walk from the Academy Building.

Every Sunday afternoon, the EPAC basement smells of food. Peering into the blinds of the basement kitchen, you may hear laughter and the hum of casual conversation and even see a flash of flour-dusted aprons.

By JILLIAN CHENG and LILY RAMPE      On Friday, April 12, writer and artist Chanel Miller spoke

By JILLIAN CHENG, ELLEN JIN and SOPHIE ZHU     On Monday, April 22, the Academy took a day off f

By LOGAN BECKERLE and JILLIAN CHENG On Saturday, May 4, Exeter students and faculty swarmed

By  CARLY CANSECO, JILLIAN CHENG, and JADE  Y OO Every year, many Eastern and Southeaster