Keynote speakers highlight the personal in their talks

Meghan MacLean Weir ’00 chronicles her three-year pediatric residency

My view from Tahrir Square

At Princeton, a long affection for ‘bright shiny gizmos’

The photos in this slide show were provided by Ahmed Ozalp ’95, who also wrote a Perspective column for the March 23, 2011, issue of PAW about his experiences during the revolution in Egypt. “For 18 days my family, friends, and I had front-row seats and even participated in the making of history,” Ozalp wrote.

Alumnae raising awareness about women in the developing world

Katharine Greider ’88 chronicles the history and lives of those who dwelt in her town house

After cancer, thoughts of tomatoes and stars

See how the roach's motion spurred ideas for a robot's movements