Alumni News

Mary Brunkow *91 Wins Nobel Prize in Medicine

Brunkow’s work created the field of peripheral tolerance, a new branch of immunology

Together They Adventure Race

Alumni Face Federal Layoffs

On Shakespeare, Jodi Picoult ’87 Just Doesn’t Buy It

‘When I started to learn more about Emilia Bassano, I couldn’t believe how seamlessly her life plugged in all of the question marks and gaps that exist in Shakespeare’s’

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The Whole Student: Jackie Reyneke ’17 Journeyed from Athlete to Life Coach

‘How privileged I am to have experienced my own wild roller coaster of highs and lows,’ Reyneke says

Elena Kagan ’81 and David Card *83 to Receive Top Honors

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Memorial Held for Landon Y. Jones ’66

Friends paid tribute Nov. 15 at a memorial service in the Princeton University Chapel

What Was Pete Hegseth ’03 Like at Princeton?

Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary, was a basketball player, a politics major, and a brash publisher of The Princeton Tory

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Results of Tigers Running for Office

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A Helping Hand for Migrants

‘Rule of Four’ Still Enchants

The novel depicted aspects of a Princeton experience that have since become ancient history

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Princeton Holds LGBTQ+ Alumni Conference

‘...I think Princeton moved in a really positive, progressive direction over recent years, so I’m delighted to be back,’ said Michael Solis ’07

The Whole Student: More Voices

‘It is powerful when people realize they should seek help, get the care they need, and not hide in the shadows,’ said Tiffany Flik Calcutt ’95

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Restoring Voting Rights for the Formerly Incarcerated

Read With the PAW Book Club

We just read “Intimacies” by Katie Kitamura ’99

Creatures Large and Small

From giraffes to elephants to tigers, Princetonians have a history of pulling out all the stops when it comes to animal accompaniment in the P-rade. Here are some of the...