Alumni News

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Yoshio Osawa ’25

Regional Roundup

Photo From the Archives: The 1886 P-rade

May 2021: New Books by Alumni

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Adventures in Parenting

Chef Jeremy Chan ’10 Creates Cuisine Like Poetry

In just four years, a fledgling London chef has secured a Michelin star and a stellar reputation

The Journey Here: From Art to Computers to Cannabis

Penny Finnie ’82, Art & Archaeology

A Personal Tribute To a Public Man: George Shultz ’42

Q&A: Emily Nichols ’99 on Keeping Up the Fight in New Orleans

‘We feel like it can be done’

Princeton Reunions Go Virtual Again For 2021

Campus leaders had hoped advances in science and public health would allow the on-campus alumni celebration to safely take place

Princetonians Honored at Virtual Service of Remembrance

Remembrance: George P. Shultz ’42 (Dec. 13, 1920 – Feb. 6, 2021)

A Personal Tribute To a Public Man

New Books by Alumni

Tigers In the Nation’s Service: Alumni in the Biden Administration

Photo From the Archives: Under Milk Wood

Essay: Meeting Malcolm X

‘I discovered how wrong my preconceptions about Malcolm had been’

Q&A: Amy Solomon ’14 on Her Book and Many Funny Women

‘Funny women are just my passion’

Rally ’Round the Cannon: The Riot of 1963

Reading Room: Jane Dailey *95 on Race, Sex, and Civil Rights

Essay: The Bag My Grandparents Passed Down to Me

‘This is not a story, it’s my life,’ my grandmother would remind me

Marc Rosenthal ’71 Created Public Propaganda Posters for COVID-19

‘What seemed to me really lacking is that idea of everyone pulling together to defeat this thing as if it was a war’

Q&A: Dr. Amanda Satterthwaite ’10 on COVID-19 and Mental Health

‘A lot of what was lost during this pandemic is human connection’

Photo From the Archives: Robotics

Remembrance: Playwright Douglas McGrath ’80 on His Father-in-Law, Cartoonist Henry Martin ’48

‘He had a quality that grows more rare, and thus more precious, in these coarse and vicious times: unfailing courtesy’