Alumni News

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Sudden Impact

Love of Sport Was Key for Tigers in Tokyo Olympics

‘To go a long way in sport, you have to enjoy the journey,’ said pole vaulter Sondre Guttormsen ’23

Tropical Ecologist Winnie Hallwachs ’76 Is Tracking Insect Decline

‘You can feel it in your bones,’ says Hallwachs

Great Britain Unveils Bank Note Honoring Alan Turing *38

The mathematician’s stature has grown steadily since the 1980s, as a brilliant, socially misunderstood scientist

Essay: Memories of Princeton Past Through a Child’s Eyes

Photo From the Archives: Outdoor Activities

Tiger Olympians Take Home Pride, Medals, and More

Fifteen alumni and three students made Princeton’s Olympics contingent the largest yet

Tiger Olympians Reach Track Finals, Earn Bronze Medals in Rowing

Julia Ratcliffe ’16 and Lizzie Bird ’17 are headed to their respective finals in Tokyo

Essay: Looking Beyond Language as Classics Evolves

An accidental classics major explores how archaeology, technology, and more are changing the field

PAW’s Future: A Letter to Readers

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Goin’ Back Part I

Princetonians Photo: Rogue P-Raiders at Reunions

Reuning Once Again Online in 2021, Alumni Give It Their All

‘After all, we know we’d only get one 50th reunion,’ said Podie Lynch ’71, ‘and this was it’

Reunions Panels Took on Journalism, Free Speech

Ugandan Olympic Rower Kathleen Grace Noble ’18 Aims to Inspire

‘It’s been cool to put a spotlight on rowing in Uganda,’ Noble says

Annalyn Swan ’73 and Mark Stevens ’73 Illuminate a Dark Artist

A husband-and-wife team has published a biography of artist Francis Bacon

These Tigers Will Compete in the Tokyo Olympics

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Wilted Grass of the Lenni-Lenape

Listen to the Music Princeton Zoomed During 2021 Reunions

Student Dispatch: The Women Who Led Princeton’s Eating Clubs

“What I found was a generational difference in perception,” writes Arika Harrison ’21

Remembering the Cicadas

As Brood X reemerges, Princetonians recall cicada years past

Chip Kaufman ’71 Brought New Urbanist Ethos to Australia

Kaufman and his wife Wendy Morris inspired Australians to take up the cause of ‘walkable neighborhoods’

Photo From the Archives: The 2009 Pillow Fight

Reunions Illustration: Class of 1971, Meet 1996