A(rt): More Possibilities in STEAM is a club dedicated to exploring and recognizing the 'A' in STEM as a vital part of this rising field. Through a guest speaker, discussion, and activity-oriented club, our goal is to meet people who are experts in their STEAM-related careers and make lifelong connections. Some of the topics we discuss are the importance of STEAM in one's academic and professional lives, AI's rise in fashion, UI/UX design, architecture and structural engineering, and exploring non-profits and businesses related to STEAM. As guest speakers, we will have a UI/UX designer, a structural engineer, and business and non-profit founders come in to share their message and stories. Anyone and everyone are welcome!

Students at Exeter are faced with a heavy workload and often don't have time to read personal books. We would love to create a relaxing, low key environment for that through ABC. Our goal is to provide a space for Exonians to free read each week, stress- and phone-free to further foster their love for literature. We would like to explore different literary tastes and venture into different genres that we wouldn't typically have exposure to in a normal classroom environment. If students wish, they can also discuss books with other members of the club to enhance their harkness skills. We would love to have authors come and speak, have a small book exchange, and open the space to English teachers as well.

This is a club for all individuals who are inspired to create and have fun with Lego. Participants in this club will learn how to use simple software to design their own Lego creations. Through a series of individual and group activities, students will create their own Lego designs, as well as collaborate on designing and building a larger Lego set, such as a replica of the Phillips Exeter Library. Everyone from Lego novices to master builders have a place in this club!

ABS is a dance club where we belly dance to modern songs as well as traditional belly dancing beats. Contrary to the name you definitely do not need abs (nor prior experience) to try out!! If you are interested in trying out, please email one of the co-heads so that we can send more information.

Activism in Art Club is about using creativity to speak up and spark change. During our meetings, we'll have time to work independently on art projects that reflect what matters to us personally, as well as collaborate on group pieces that support larger causes. We're excited to work with clubs like Unsilenced, the Lamont Gallery, and other activism-based groups on campus to make our work visible and meaningful, whether that's through posters, pop-up galleries, fundraising with our art, or partnering with local nonprofits to bring our message beyond PEA. Some weeks we might focus on creating art for awareness campaigns around issues like climate justice, racial equity, LGBTQ+ rights, gender equality, or mental health. Other times, we'll spend time learning about artists who have used their work for activism, and how we can do the same in our own way.

The Admissions Tour Guides are often prospective students' first connection with Phillips Exeter Academy. After current students complete training, they are able to provide tours to families visiting campus, and serve as liaisons for our community. Students are able to join this club and conduct as many tours during their free time as they would like! Snacks, hot cocoa, apple cider & donuts are often provided as a "thank you!"

ASA (African students association) invites those who identify as African, have ties to their African roots and also seek to explore and strengthen their ancestral ties to Africa to join our club. We aim to create an open space for dialogue to grow and strengthen the bond between the African community on campus. Celebrating the richness of culture, language, food, etc. of the different African countries represented on campus.

Afro Shade is the only Afrobeats club on campus. Afrobeats originated from Ghana, but the style is anchored in West African music, particularly highlife music, American jazz, and funk are also added to the mix. This creates a hybrid sound from across continents. We welcome all experience levels and cultures to immerse themselves in the richness of African dance!

ALES is a club dedicated to discussions about Black and Latinx history, issues, and culture. Everyone (regardless of racial identity) is welcome to join us for good fun and great conversations! In addition to discussions, you can also expect to learn more about advocacy and how to transform your passion for these issues into action. We are also proud to be a space for Black and Latinx students to heal, find support, and connect with one another.

Anime Club meets weekly. Come in to watch new genres and diversify your palette, as well as to join a welcoming and close-knit community. We will host casual events such as anime themed cookie decorating, sticker making, Guess the Anime Song, tournaments, and anime watch parties! However, anime is far from perfect. As a club, we recognize that there are many underlying messages and depictions of characters in Japanese animation that are inherently discriminatory. We think it is extremely important to address these issues, and will host discussions throughout the year where people can express their feelings and engage in constructively criticizing said shows.

The goal of Arabic Club is to connect PEA students with the language and cultures of the Arabic speaking world.

If you like spending time with your friends and the coolest advisor while learning about the rich background between the cultural objects you see around us, then Archaeology Club is the place for you! Each meeting, we will discuss the process of archaeology and eventually get some hands-on experience in this field. The Archaeology Club is a club for all. You don't have to be a world-class archaeologist (even though our advisor is) or Indiana Jones to come to our meetings. Everyone of all interest levels and experience is welcome to join us! Put on your gloves and boots and let's find some fragments of history! Do you dig it?

We're the coheads of the Architecture Club! As one of the oldest preparatory schools in America, our school has amassed a great number of resources as well as an extensive history. During our club meetings, we will learn about the architecture occupation, get hands-on experience with practicing architects, and provide input about what we'd like to see in future buildings.

Welcome to Exeter's Visual Art Club! Here is a community for art enthusiasts (anyone pumped about creating) to gather and continue their art learning journey. We aim to provide every resource to pursue or begin visual arts including the space, time, materials, and art theory education.

Asian Voices is a community for all Asian-identifying students! This term, we'll be alternating between discussion meetings and some casual, fun opportunities to get to know each other.

ALIE, the Association of Low-Income Exonians, is a club dedicated to bettering the lives of Low-Income students at Exeter. We host our meetings to allow these students to share their experiences and learn how best to navigate life at a wealthy place like Exeter. This includes everything from social life to assistance programs to making connections with the faculty on campus that can help make the Exeter experience easier for Low-Income students. (This is an affinity group)

Astronomy Club is an academic, science-focused group that promotes the study and interaction with all things related to the science of astronomy, including observing, instrumentation, astrophysics, and cosmology concepts.

ARJ (Athletes for Racial Justice) invites all athletes of color to an affinity space where we will hold discussions and fun activities around combatting racial injustice in sports. We aim to create an open space for conversation while building a community for athletes on campus.

The Aviation Club aims to educate and inspire Exonians on the topic of Aviation and the beauty of flight. In the aviation club, members delve into the fascinating physics behind flight, embracing the rigorous study of aerodynamics. Members will have the opportunity to build Exeter's first wind tunnel, fold a record-breaking paper plane, conduct experiments with the wind tunnel, and publish weekly readable articles on Medium, an accessible and well-known platform. Members will even explore advanced technologies such as stealth, by building a radar and conducting an experiment to determine the RCS (radar cross section) of various geometric shapes. Lastly, some community outreach events will also be organized - such as paper airplane competitions (or a step up: cardboard airplane competitions).

BASHA is the Bangladeshi students club that seeks to cultivate and nourish an affinity space with social and educational activities. Past events include presenting about Bangladeshi identity at the Asian American Footsteps Conference, Bangla cooking lessons and gatherings over meals, and a Karam board game night.

The Exeter Badminton Club! We are a group of athletes that love to play the game of badminton and would like to spread our knowledge about it! Come to learn from a top US player or have fun with your friends! We are low commitment, no experience necessary, and you may get addicted! We also play tournaments around New England (last year we went to Westborough, Mass) and competed against other public/private high schools, if you are interested too!

Beat of Asia - We are a dance group dedicated to learning/performing choreography by East Asian dancers and/or to music by East Asian artists. We welcome dancers of all levels and from all backgrounds!

Beekeeping Club! Typically, we'll meet on Wednesdays, with possible field trips to the hive or gardens on the weekends during the fall and spring. Come to learn about bees, their role in the environment, and to partake in honey!

Big Red Zone (BRZ) is an Instagram account and club that works exclusively with the athletics program to grow spirit around our sports games! We spread awareness of games and occasionally will theme a game. Join our email list for updates about games, themes, and more!!

Biology Club is a community of students interested in the scientific study of life. Students debate in bioethics, learn about the newest biological developments and discuss its implications in society, and of course, engage in thought-provoking labs outside of the classroom. We host our amazing biology faculty and other researchers as speakers to learn more than what just textbooks provide. We also host the USA Bio Olympiad (USABO) competition!

In Birdwatching Club, we will take walks in the surrounding woods and schedule Zoom meetings with ornithologists. Bird watching club is an excellent place to get out in nature and learn more about the birds native to Exeter.

The Bridge and Card Games club aims to revive the declining popularity of the game of Construct Bridge while also exploring other traditional card games. During the weekly meetings, students will learn the fundamentals of bridge, play practice hands, and perhaps compete within the club. Meetings may also include rotating sessions with other card games to keep things casual, welcoming, and varied.

Buddhist Meditation club meets every week at the Church, giving a chance for students to go through a guided meditation and unwind to bring the week to a close. Buddhist Meditation is a great way to become more aware of the world around us and is welcome to people of all religions. After meditations, we gather together to have tea and talk about how the meditation went, life, and whatever may be happening in the world.

Catholic Exonians is a group of students interested in learning about Catholicism and growing in their faith. We meet weekly over breakfast to discuss the faith, Church history, theology, and Scripture. When we are able to, we will also attend Mass together. The club can also help students seeking confirmation at Exeter. All are welcome!

Chemistry Club explores how microscopic processes shape the world around us. Through labs and discussions, we look at the chemistry behind industrial processes, natural phenomena, and various properties of materials. Whether you're a pyrotechnic or not, we look forward to having you join us.

Chess club meets weekly. Anyone (regardless of experience) is free to drop in and play. We also attend multiple tournaments including Nationals and occasionally have special events (like a GM simul).

Chinese is known on the US department of state language scale as the hardest language to learn. Often times, just language instruction is not enough to reach fluency. For dedicated and passionate Mandarin Chinese Language learners, the Chinese Language Society will supplement in-class instruction with fun and engaging competitions through written and spoken Mandarin. The Chinese Language Society will allow Chinese students and speakers alike to practice their Mandarin Chinese outside of a classroom setting and work on their public speaking skills. In addition to speaking competitions, club members are encouraged to participate in essay writing competitions.

CSO! Chinese Student Organization is a place for Chinese students to come together and build community. We celebrate holidays together, host activities like hot pot dinners and field trips to Andover, and have fun.

Clan na Gael is a space for Irish Culture on campus. Thirty million Americans can trace their ancestry back to Ireland, and Clan na Gael serves as a space for cooking Irish food, tea, music, dancing, and language. We also have larger celebrations for days like St. Patrick's Day, and other major Irish Holidays. This club provides a taste of home for Irish students at Exeter, but also is open to anyone interested in Irish culture at all.

Dive into the world of cricket with us – no experience or skills needed, just bring a positive attitude and maybe a friend or two. We'll teach you the ropes, watch epic cricket moments, and even play some friendly matches. It's all about having a blast and making new friends, so swing by and let's hit it a six!

CubingEXETER is a club for speedcubing enthusiasts to improve, learn, and grow in a community of fellow speedcubers. Activities include, but are not limited to: beginner tutorials for new cubers; individual and relay races for progressing cubers; discussion of new techniques, tricks, and puzzles for more advanced cubers; and eventually hosting the Phillips Exeter Cube Day.

If you're looking for a break from d-hall or a place to polish up your culinary and baking skills, come to Culinary Club! This includes cooking and baking.

We are the student-run theatre club on campus, with the goal to make theatre accessible to every student! Join DRAMAT to act, direct, or support your friends from the audience. Joining the email list will keep you updated with important information such as audition slots, director applications, and show times!

The Daniel Webster Debate Society (DWDS) is the oldest secondary school debate team in the United States, dating back to 1807. We focus on parliamentary debate, but debaters of all experience levels and backgrounds are welcome. A parliamentary debate round consists of two teams of two debaters attempting to convince a judge that their arguments are stronger than their opponents. Each person gives 1 to 2 speeches ranging from 3 to 8 minutes. Parliamentary debate focuses on logic, creativity, persuasive speaking style, and knowledge of current events. Outside of improving your argumentative skills, participating in DWDS will allow you to join a community of passionate, intellectually curious debaters. We are one of the largest and most prominent clubs on campus, and we welcome all students, regardless of skill level.

Democracy of Sound (Exeter), or DOS(e), uses sound, art, design, and poetry to create installations and experiences that activate spaces on campus. All ideas are welcome!

The Design Lab, your PEA makerspace, is open officially for the year! This is a place where anyone in the PEA community can access tools for 3D printing, laser cutting, sewing, woodworking and much more. Open hours for fall these are… Sundays 1-5pm Mondays 2:30-4:30pm Wednesdays 1-5pm Fridays 6-8pm. Clubs, classes and individuals are all welcome to drop in. Feel free to contact Mr. Campbell (sfcampbell@exeter.edu) with any questions or if you hope to visit outside of these days/hours. We hope to see you there!

Digital Music Making is Exeter's extracurricular hub for electronic music production and music technology. The club is open to members of all experience levels. Come talk about your favorite artists, learn about digital audio workstations, collaborate with and remix each other's songs or show off your own work!

Diversify Our Narrative @ PEA (DON) works to diversify the narratives and perspectives taught in our curriculum.

Exeter D&D lets students experience the ultimate tabletop role playing game: Dungeons and Dragons. Join us to fight monsters and make friends on epic adventures in our custom-created world—no experience required. Whether you've never played D&D before but always wanted to try it, or you're a veteran who owns all the sourcebooks, this is the club for you!

Échappé is the school's ballet club!! We offer an opportunity for students to take weekly ballet classes, learn variations, and perform classical choreography!

Engineering Club is a great environment for curious newcomers and seasoned engineers alike! Come use the state-of-the-art Design Lab to design, prototype, and fabricate hands-on, student led projects. We brainstorm, design, prototype and fabricate at least one project every year. Completing whatever thing we build is only one part of the process, however. Engineering Club is a learning oriented club, and we aim to pick projects that introduce us to new concepts as we work. Club members specializing in different types of engineering, design, etc. teach and learn from their peers in an informal, hands-on environment. Engineering club is great for Exonians who are looking to use the Design Lab but hesitant to commit to some of the more time consuming and competitive clubs that share the space. No previous experience is required. There are plenty of ways to get involved if our meeting time doesn't work for you.

Launch your own startup! Become an entrepreneur! We will help you create your own business, with the chance to pitch at competitive startup contests like the Diamond Challenge and the Conrad Spirit of Innovation. With training and resources about marketing, finance, pricing, and more, we will teach you to be an entrepreneur! (No experience is required.)

The Environmental Action Committee is a club that works on projects to make our campus and wider community more aware of climate solutions and tries to keep Exeter sustainably minded. In the past we have brought terracycling to campus and worked with the PEA bookstore to promote sustainable products. Although we will be meeting virtually this term, we are still hoping to continue our work to the best of our ability. This fall we are planning to promote reusable sporks on campus to limit plastic waste from to-go meals and increase our online presence by making a website to help educate our classmates about climate issues.

E-Proctors are advocates for sustainable living on campus. Other than inspiring their dormmates to recycle and conserve resources, E-Proctors implement and are responsible for environmental projects in the dorms, like composting. The ideal E-Proctors is proactive and committed to making Exeter a more sustainable community.

Ethics Forum is a club dedicated to exploring all sorts of modern ethical issues in Harkness-style conversations. We will use our time to dive right into case studies about ethical consumerism, research, government, and just about every other area you can think of.

EAR is Exeter's coolest rock/pop performance club! Form your own band and rehearse for our concerts (in the past these have been coffeehouses in grill, Assemblies, after E/a pep rally, etc!) There are no weekly meetings (everything from making bands to rehearsing is student-directed!) so it is really important that you sign up for our group to stay updated on performance opportunities.

Board Game Alliance is an awesome club where we play board games like Carcassonne, Monopoly, beta testing games, Game of Thrones the Board Game, and so much more. Come to have fun and play games for an hour.

Exeter Business Club is a career-technical student organization dedicated to providing our members the opportunity to learn, explore, and experience business and leadership through our various competitions, projects, and networking opportunities. Not only do we hold weekly meetings where we discuss business principles, invite speakers, and prepare for the FBLA State and National competitions, we also organize interscholastic business conferences, attend collegiate conferences, and visit numerous startups and companies in the Boston area!

Exeter Climate Lobby is a group of Exonians who advocate for strong, equitable climate policy. We attend climate strikes, write to our elected officials, and meet with legislators. If you're concerned about climate change and want to take real ACTION, this is the club for you!

Exeter Computing Club (ECC) is Exeter's premier computer science club. We build innovative projects that solve real-world problems and learn about state-of-the-art techniques in fields ranging from machine learning to algorithms. In the past, we've built the Exeter Course Map (https://exetercoursemap.vercel.app/), and every spring we run an internationally-attended hackathon (https://hackexeter.com/).

The mission of the Exeter Economics Association (EEA) is to create learning opportunities in applied economics. Far beyond just money or markets, economics is the science of making decisions, and its insights apply across every field and context. During our Monday meetings, we learn the principles of economics through our robust educational curriculum and frequent engagement with high-profile guest speakers. On Sundays, we bring the focus to current events and the world around us, hosting Harkness-style discussions over dinner. EEA participates actively in economics competitions and is consistently ranked among the top one or two clubs nationwide.

We screen great movies on a big screen in the Forum with free snacks. We bring arthouse, independent, classic cult films, and more to you. Join us for a fun night, bring a friend or come alone to enjoy the power of cinema.

This club will focus on getting people out in nature while fishing in the local bodies of water at Exeter. There is a lot of patience required for fishing, which with the help of being out in the environment, can prove to be quite a reflective and therapeutic experience. This club will focus on strengthening the connection Exeter students have for the natural world, each other, and to themselves. Fishing is a great, healthy, and much needed break from Exeter's fast pace and busy lifestyle.

Welcome to Exeter Improv! The only Improv club on campus! We are a relaxed, student-run club where members play a variety of improv-based games and create scenes. There is no experience required to join this club and it is open to all! Join our email list to stay updated. We hope to see you soon!

Learn to invest like a pro! Our goal is to make financial education more accessible. We teach fundamental investment concepts such as different types of assets and how to analyze companies, and build off of them throughout the year in a collaborative, large group setting. Throughout the year, we set up multiple (fake money) investment simulators for a fun way to compete amongst the club and participate in REAL TIME TRADING to improve skills! We also complete in the globally renowned Wharton Global High School Investment Challenge. Along with all of this, we will be providing members with multiple opportunities to hear from executives in the field of finance/investment.

Welcome to the Exeter Jazz & Blues Collective! Join us Friday nights in the Round Room for weekly jam sessions, where musicians and/or singers of many styles can have the opportunity to come together and play some tunes together. Every once in a while, we will have open mic-style show (with snacks) so members can show off what we've been playing to a low-key audience. Bring a friend, de-stress, and get lost in the music!

Exeter Jewelry Making Association is a fun and relaxing environment where we learn different techniques to create unique and beautiful jewelry! Some techniques we might try throughout the year include wire wrapping, making paper beads, soft solder/Tiffany technique, and anything else you might suggest.

Exeter Jewish Community gathers together weekly to light Shabbat candles, bless the wine and challah, sing a few Jewish songs, and then enjoy Shabbat dinner together. The EJC is a diverse, welcoming, "come as you are" kind of group. And Shabbat Dinner is a relaxed, fun, and enjoyable way to end a hectic week at PEA. Everyone is welcome – you can bring a friend or two with you if you like – or come to meet new friends.

The purpose of our club is to provide a creative and supportive environment for students to learn and practice the art of nail painting in various mediums. Members will gain hands-on experience with gel, regular polish, acrylic, and dip techniques, mastering different styles and designs. The club will also focus on educating members about hand health and nail care, ensuring they understand how to keep their nails strong and unstained. Activities will include practicing on their own hands, collaborating with other members, and using practice nails to refine their skills.

The Pinoy Society is a club for Filipino and non-Filipino students interested in creating a close community while indulging in Filipino culture, food, movies, and more. The club also takes part in events hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Asian Advisory Board.

The Exeter Political Union, in its new incarnation, would involve itself with many of the things the old organization did. We will host mock elections and primaries for students, spread awareness for events in the world (from an unbiased perspective) and we will invite guest speakers. Speakers could include candidates for elections or elected officials (such as the governors who came to speak at the beginning of the year), professors or political academics, or other individuals. We will, as Co-Heads also try to stay true to the origins of the EPU and will speak to Mr. Jordan and read Exonian Articles about anything else the club used to do. The club would not engage in any significant travel, creation of publications, interscholastic competitions, and members would not have extensive time commitments beyond about an hour per week.

Join the Exeter Private Equity & Venture Capital Club to learn about the growing field of alternative investments. Venture capital represents financing given to start-up companies and small businesses that have the potential to grow, whereas private equity financing represents ownership or an interest in a company that is not publicly listed or traded. We'll discuss what PEVC is, the similarities and differences between them, learn important terminology, practice applying concepts to case studies, and invite guest speakers to share their experiences in this field. This is one of the fastest growing clubs on college campuses today, so come join us.

Join us in building a racing kart and competing with it! Test your racing skills on our high-end racing simulator, and enjoy watching the weekly Formula 1 races. Help us modify a Ford Mustang, internally and on the exterior!

Want to get into research but don't know how? Join Exeter Research Club! We're going to be introducing the scientific method that researchers use to develop research projects. Well also being doing research projects ourselves along with facilitating individual research projects so make sure to join if you're interested in STEM research at all. No experience required at all.

Exeter Rocket Team is where curiosity takes flight and ideas become real rockets, satellites, and stories that inspire. Here, you won't just learn about space — you'll shape it: launching rockets to win national competitions, designing Exeter's first satellite to fly in space, and creating media that brings astronauts and scientists directly to our community. Whether your passion is engineering, physics, event-building, media, or simply being part of something bigger than yourself, this is your chance to join a bold, creative team determined to make history — starting right here at Exeter.

Join the Exeter Sewing Society - our Sewing Club! All skill levels are welcome- from beginner to advanced sewers! Learn how to sew, work on a new project or share your newest creations! The Exeter Sewing Society is not only a community but also a workshop to learn and teach sewing skills.

The mission of Exeter Socialist Union is to involve our community in more public service opportunities across and outside of campus. Not only do we plan to volunteer at the New Hampshire Food Bank like previous years, organize clothes drives to local shelters, and take part in the PEA Community Garden, we also plan to hold discussion and readings of socialist literature on alternating weeks. We aim to inform more of the student body of socialist political theory, the history of socialism, and the current struggles of the working class. ESU is open to Exonians of all backgrounds and political ideologies. We believe in unity between oppressed groups and plan to collaborate with other Exeter clubs to discuss the intersections of gender, class, race, and the environment.

In our PEA community, many members are very good at math and data science. Furthermore, "Athletics is a cornerstone of the Exeter experience." The Exeter Sports Analytics Club's (ESAC) vision aims to create a unique opportunity to bring together individuals to perform data analysis in the sports domain. We will apply what we learned in the classroom to the playing field, improving training effectiveness, game strategy, and team management. These activities will help improve the Big Red Community's performance while promoting the real-world application of math, statistics, computer programming, and encouraging the interdisciplinary collaboration of mathletes and athletes. Exeter Sports Analytics Club (ESAC) aims to foster the collaboration of Exeter mathletes and athletes, optimize sports team performance by using data driven insights, create game changing strategies, and cultivate a community of learning and innovation in sports.

The Exeter Triathlon Club will allow Exonians to become well-versed in swimming, cycling, and running. Through these activities, students will improve their athleticism, resilience, and eventually their competitive nature. Ideally, the club will meet on Sundays around 10 am, and we'll focus on a certain skill through activities, either led by Coach Mills or a student who's proficient in the given area. The school's pool, bike room, and treadmills/track will all be extremely helpful tools in training members of the club to be better triathletes. Hopefully, the club will eventually be able to fundraise and host a triathlon on campus where members of the club, and maybe even external triathletes, will get to compete and showcase their training.

Exeteras is a TTBB/lower voice group focused on performing solo centric songs evocative of classic college a cappella, with the decorum to boot. Throughout the year we perform numerous times both with other groups and also on our own (catch us performing in dorms when it's snowing or flash mobbing elm)! We always have a great time and would love to have you, come audition!

Created in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, we knew that hearing from each other's experiences was the best way to prepare and bridge the gap between classes. That's why we created Exie Blog, a "run by students, for students" website dedicated to preparing and sharing information with new students. Join us to give advice to new students and create content (like blogs, videos, social media, etc.) to give back!

This club will be a place where bagpipers, both experienced and new learners, can come together and practice bagpipes as a band, weekly. The goal of this club is to foster a healthy environment to practice and improve, especially since band practices with bagpipes are essential if we ever want to perform together, whether in the Assembly Hall. The band will also give pipers the opportunity to perform at E/A and celebrated holidays (like the Memorial Day assembly).

EASA is a student-led group dedicated to educating students and spreading awareness about issues surrounding sexual assault. In advocating for healthy relationships and habits, we hope to make campus a safe space for everyone. In meetings, we discuss current events from the media, as well as the culture on campus. In addition to discussions, we work with the administration and faculty to better understand our role as peer educators, and together we work to continue conversation within the entire community.

Exonians for Nuclear Disarmament will be a chapter of Students for Nuclear Disarmament (SND). SND is a national nonpartisan organization dedicated to raising awareness among Gen-Z about the threat that nuclear weapons pose to humanity and uniting young people in urging the U.S. government to pursue common-sense nuclear weapons policy. An official affiliate of both the U.S.-based Back from the Brink Campaign as well as the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize-winning International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, SND has reached students at high schools and colleges and universities in 7 different states and the District of Columbia of April 2024. Educational activities could range from discussion meetings to informational film screenings. Advocacy work could range from presenting resolutions before student council to meeting with government officials (eg. Congressman Chris Pappas) to talk about nuclear weapons policy.

Two hundred thirty-seven years. That is how long Exeter students went without having a disabled student group on campus. We were founded five years ago on the principle of making the previously invisible visible. Of making space for disabled students and faculty to find community and thrive. This includes Exonians who are undiagnosed and those with mental illness, learning differences, TBI, chronic illness, and more. We don't need to be silent anymore.

Totally new to Football? Don't know what's going on during E/a Football games? Want to meet other avid Football fans? Everyone is welcome! Meeting every week, we will talk about games from past weeks and future upcoming ones. As the season goes on we will discuss trade rumours, injuries, playoff odds and more. Some fun things that we will also do, mock drafts, fantasy football, playoff predictions, team rankings, positional rankings, etc. This is a low commitment club without any required meetings.

Feminist Union discusses topics surrounding feminism and the intersectionality of feminism, providing a safe space for Exonians of all genders to share their thoughts and ideas. We also hold fundraisers throughout the year for organizations upholding women.

Fencing club provides a space for fencers/aspiring fencers to learn and practice recreational fencing. Meetings will consist of group lessons for beginners, open bouting for those who are more experienced, and possibly private lessons. The club plans on reviving the use of Exeter's existing fencing equipment, which has not been utilized in recent years.

Fight Club is a confidential peer-based grief support group for those who have lost someone special in their lives. We meet weekly to discuss grief, life, and loss, to just hang out, and to share a meal. There is no obligation to attend -- Fight Club is here to be a community of friends and a support structure to lean on.

The Student Francophonie Coalition is a group that explores not only the French language, but also the remarkably diverse cultures of many different Francophone countries along with that of Franco-Americans. During our weekly meetings, we will offer events such as watching Francophone films, eating foods from Francophone countries, and just having a great time.

Are you a fan of the Beautiful Game? Do you have a favorite club (preferably Chelsea) and are looking for others who support your club? Are you looking to get into watching soccer? If so, join Fútbol Watchers!! Exeter's discussion club for all things soccer. We'll get together to watch matches, discuss players, and generally have a good time talking about the best sport in the world.

Whether you're a programming ace, an art designer, a music composer, or just someone who likes video games, Game Dev Club is the club for you! Come join us as we learn about game development, work on small projects, and develop a full-fledged game throughout the year! We welcome everyone with a passion for game design -- no experience necessary.

Want to get into genetics? Join Genetics Club! We will be running termly experiments, bioethics discussions, and hosting professors and biology faculty to talk about their scientific research. Expect to learn more about this interesting, fast paced field and have fun with friends. No experience required.

The Exeter Geography Club aims to promote a deeper understanding of geography by preparing for national competitions, exploring different topics, and playing games like geoguessr. Check it out if you are interested in the world!

Join geometry club to marvel at shapes – from triangles to trochoids! Johannes Kepler insists, "Where there is matter, there is geometry." Yet Exeter somehow lacked a geometry club until the winter of 2022. We will ponder on puzzles, exchange proofs, build our own beautiful patterns, and share the delight of geometric discovery with fellow Euclideans. Prerequisite: a bit of curiosity.

Clubs

A(rt): More Possibilities in STEAM

ABC: Academy Book Club

APEX Robotics Group

Academy Band of Lego Builders

Academy Belly Dancing Society

Activism in Art

Admissions Tour Guides

African Student Association

Afro Shade

Afro-Latinx Exonian Society (ALES)

Anime Exeter

Arabic Club

Archaeology Club

Architecture Club

Art Club

Art History Club

Asian Advisory Board

Asian Voices

Association of Low Income Exonians (ALIE)

Astronomy Club

Athletes for Racial Justice (ARJ)

Aviation Club

BASHA

Badminton Club

Beat of Asia

Beekeeping Club

Big Red Zone

Biology Club

Birdwatching Club

Black Students of Excellence

Bridge and Card Games Club

Buddhist Meditation

Catholic Exonians

Chemistry Club

Chess Club

Chinese Language Society

Chinese Student Organization (CSO)

Christian Fellowship

Clan na Gael

Cricket Club

CubingEXETER

Culinary Club - Cooking and Baking

DJ Club

DRAMAT

Daniel Webster Debate Society

Democracy of Sound (Exeter)

Democratic Club

Design Lab

Digital Music Making (Formerly Electronic Music Club)

Diversify Our Narrative @ PEA

Dungeons and Dragons Club

EDGE Robotics Group

Echappe

Engineering Club

Entrepreneurship Club

Environmental Action Committee

Environmental Proctors

Ethics Forum

Exeter Association of Rock (EAR)

Exeter Board Game Alliance

Exeter Business Club

Exeter Climate Lobby

Exeter Computing Club

Exeter Economics Association

Exeter Film Club

Exeter Fishing Club

Exeter Improv

Exeter Investment Society

Exeter Jazz and Blues Collective

Exeter Jewelry Making Association

Exeter Jewish Community

Exeter Nails

Exeter Pinoy Society

Exeter Political Union

Exeter Private Equity and Venture Capital Club

Exeter Racing Club

Exeter Research Club

Exeter Rocket Team

Exeter Sewing Society