From the around-the-clock comebacks to overtime nail-biters, the Exeter girls’ varsity field hockey team spent its fall season building more than a successful record—a legacy. Led by experience with a steady crop of youth, the team withstood one loss and then another, emerging each time with added strength as they solidified that momentum one play, one pass, and one goal at a time.

When the Class of 2020 left Exeter for spring break in their senior year, they packed light with a few books, some clothes, and plans to enjoy their short vacation. No one expected that the goodbyes would be permanent. Not their teachers, not themselves, not even Principal Bill Rawson. They never came back.

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 CARLY CANSECO, WILLIAM INOUE, and LAUREN LEE      During the weekend of May 4, 11, 18, and 25

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By WILLIAM INOUE, ADELLE PITTS, and JADE YOO On March 12, Principal Bill Rawson announced

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