HQ Function

The primary educational, residential, and administrative hub for all academy operations, student life, and faculty engagement.

Notable Features:

Iconic buildings like the Phillips Exeter Academy Library (designed by Louis Kahn), the Forrestal-Bowld Music Center, Phelps Science Center, numerous historic academic halls, extensive athletic facilities including the William Boyce Thompson Field House, and beautifully landscaped quads.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the culture emphasizes dedication to student development, academic rigor, and collaborative teaching, particularly through the Harkness method. For students, it's an immersive, intellectually stimulating environment encouraging active participation, critical inquiry, and community living.

HQ Significance:

The campus is central to Exeter's identity, embodying its commitment to 'Non Sibi' (Not for Oneself) and providing a rich environment for learning, growth, and community. Its historical significance is tied to American educational history.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect Exeter's values of academic excellence, community, intellectual curiosity, access, and the Harkness philosophy of collaborative learning.

Location:

Phillips Exeter Academy's global presence is primarily characterized by its diverse international student body, drawn from dozens of countries, and an extensive, active alumni network spread across the globe. The Academy also engages in global education initiatives, study abroad programs, and fosters international perspectives within its curriculum. Recruitment and admissions efforts are worldwide.

Street Address:

20 Main Street

City:

Exeter

State/Province:

New Hampshire

Country:

United States