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On the Campus
On the Campus
Q&A: Economist Gene Grossman Analyzes Supply Chain Challenges
‘All of these things contributed ... and it has created a big mess’
On the Campus
In Short: Triangle Club Presents ‘Singin’ In the Train’
On the Campus
Two Years Later, Princetonians Reflect on Lessons of a Pandemic
The campus is now ‘in a better place’
On the Campus
Princeton Increases Graduate Student Stipends by 25 Percent
The move marks the largest one-year increase ever at Princeton
On the Campus
Class Close-Up: What Went Wrong at New Jersey Women’s Prison
Twelve enrolled students are analyzing the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women
On the Campus
Top University Honors Awarded for 2021-22
On the Campus
Contemporary Art Exhibit Brings ‘Sea Change’ to Prospect House
Prospect House dates to the mid-1800s and served as the president’s house for nearly a century
Sports
Sports
Men’s Basketball: The Star Forward from Newcastle
Growing up in soccer country, Tosan Evbuomwan ’23 found his talent on the court
Sports
The Big Three: March 2022
Research
Research
Princeton Engineering Professors Address Climate’s Impact on Water
Climate change is altering the distribution of water worldwide
Research
Economics Study Shows the Racial Health Gap Is Closing
Life expectancy differences have narrowed — but there are challenges
History
President's Page
President's Page
A New Phase for Quantum Science at Princeton
Alumni News
Alumni News
Essay: Remembering Mercer Street
Norman L. Cantor ’64 recalls noteworthy people and scenes from 1950s Princeton
Alumni News
PAWcast: Catherine Sanderson *97 on Creating Moral Rebels
‘We all benefit from living in a world in which more people speak up in the face of all different kinds of problematic behavior,’ Sanderson says
Alumni News
Journalist Frank Langfitt ’86 is Reporting in Ukraine for NPR
Langfitt spoke with PAW while heading toward the Polish border
Alumni News
Children’s Author Laurie Wallmark ’76 Tells Untold Stories
Wallmark’s books spotlight little-known women innovators
Alumni News
Essay: Remembering Tuskegee Airman Gen. Charles McGee
Debby Greenberg ’87 reflects on hosting her hero for Black History Month
Alumni News
Rally ’Round the Canon: Scientific Method
Alumni News
Tigers Return for In-Person Alumni Day
‘The experience was exhilarating,’ said Gary King ’79
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Jessica Welsh ’14 Wrote One of 2021’s Best Unproduced Screenplays
Welsh’s script about singer Shania Twain made Hollywood’s annual Black List
Tiger of the Week
Ogemdi Ude ’16 Turns Grief Into Joy Through Dance
After a dance career of fits and starts, Ude’s choreography is taking off
Tiger of the Week
Julia Storm ’96 Is Helping Parents Navigate Screen Time
‘I advise parents to do a little less lecturing and a little more asking,’ Storm says
Tiger of the Week
Architect Peter Wheelwright ’75 Tells a Multigenerational Saga
‘Writing fiction … helps us to imagine what we could be in a better world’
Tiger of the Week
Ornithologist John Fitzpatrick *78 Fosters Deep Connection to Birds
‘Early on, I said birds supply so many different powerful opportunities,’ Fitzpatrick says
From the Editor
From the Editor
From the Editor: Supply Chains, Staff Changes, and My Farewell
Alumni Around the Web
Alumni Around the Web
March 22: Mun Choi *92 Commits University of Missouri to Raises
Alumni Around the Web
March 15: Marie Yovanovitch ’80 on Military Assistance to Ukraine
Alumni Around the Web
March 8: Gen. Mark A. Milley ’80 Says No-Fly Zone Isn’t Possible for Ukraine
Featured Authors
Featured Authors
Ramalingam Saravanan *90 Explains How to Interpret Climate Models
Featured Authors
Jodi Picoult ’87 Captures the Pandemic’s Impact in New Novel
