Features
Crashing the Conservative Party
Princeton has been an incubator of right-wing talent over the past 60 years, yet students and alumni say conservative life on campus is endangered
Photo by Sameer A. Khan h’21
Crashing the conservative party; The future of fish; 100 years of Baker Rink
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Features
Sea Change
Eric Pedersen ’82 wants to revolutionize the seafood industry and forge a new way to farm fish out of his one-of-a-kind factory in Waterbury, Connecticut
On the Campus
On the Campus
First-Year SPIA Grad Student Found Dead in Off-Campus Residence
Maura Coursey is the fourth Princeton student to die in less than a year
On the Campus
Class of 2023: Seven Seniors Honored
Students headed to U.K. and China as Rhodes, Marshall, Schwarzman scholars
On the Campus
In Memoriam
On the Campus
In Short
On the Campus
Princeton Considers Removing Statue of John Witherspoon
Witherspoon owned slaves during his time as Princeton’s president
On the Campus
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Report: Princeton Reaches Out
University to launch pilot programs that engage nontraditional students
On the Campus
Campus Photo: Baker Rink
On the Campus
Misrach Ewunetie ’24’s Death Ruled Suicide, Mercer County Prosecutor Announces
Princeton student found to have at least 59 pills in her system, according to autopsy report
Sports
Sports
For 100 Years Baker Rink Has Been Hockey Heaven
Historic rink maintains a unique place in the game a century after its opening
Research
Research
Princeton Biologists Watch How Bees React to Isolation
Sarah Kocher’s lab set out to better understand social development
History
President's Page
President's Page
Service Through a New LENS
Alumni News
Alumni News
Q&A: Ann Tashi Slater ’84 and John McPhee ’53 on the Creative Process
‘That muscle memory produces the semi-conscious effect of being in the zone, hitting one shot after another’
Alumni News
PAWcast: Leila Philip ’86 on How Beavers Shaped America
‘I think we are learning that we need to reset our relationship to the natural world’
Alumni News
Architect Taylor Plosser Davis ’93 Helps Clients Age in Place
The architect is helping her clients transform their homes
Alumni News
Jessica Lander ’10 Writes About the Educators of Immigrant Students
High school teacher Jessica Lander ’10 explores how educators are making a difference in the lives of immigrant students
Alumni News
Princetonians Photo: Hand Model George Butts ’08
Alumni News
Rally ’Round the Cannon: A Sporting Chance
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Carlee Malemute ’04 Is Bringing Native Perspectives to Hollywood
‘It’s important for kids to get to see themselves on TV, and to see that there is no single, stereotypical way to be Native’
Tiger of the Week
Mike Millner ’90 Is Preserving the Legacy of Writer Jack Kerouac
Millner directs the archive at UMass Lowell where Kerouac’s papers are housed
Tiger of the Week
Randall Balmer *85 Studies the Intersection of Religion and American Life
In his new book, Balmer says sports is the ‘new religion’ in America
From the Editor
Alumni Around the Web
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 24: Jack Finlay ’18 Studies Long COVID and Loss of Smell
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 18: Mark Herrema ’04 Explains Carbon Capture Technology
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 10: Rick Pildes ’79 Explains the Fight Over Speaker of the House
Featured Authors
Featured Authors
Patricia Blessing *12 Unpacks Architecture in the Ottoman Empire
Featured Authors
Michelle Obama ’85 Inspires Hope in Latest Book
