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.

On Saturday, April 19, nearly 500 residents, students, and people from neighboring towns gathered outside the Exeter Town Hall for the “No Kings in America” protest. Organized by the Exeter Democratic Town Committee and Greater Seacoast NH Indivisible, the event aimed to call attention to concerns about democratic backsliding as well as growing fears of autocratic leadership in the U.S.

Springtime at Exeter brings relief as the flowers bloom, the sky turns bluer, the days get longer, and summer streches closer. After a grueling school year, students can’t wait to pack their things, hop on their flights home, and enjoy the sunny beaches of their cities. One would think such a feeling would bring relaxation, but in typical Exeter fashion, the Academy can never get its mind off the future. With the annual course registration from April 17 to 21 this year, students have already begun thinking about next fall.