Alumni News

Essay: Rereading Camus’s ‘The Plague’ Amid the Coronavirus

With One Project, Alum Aids Both Restaurant and Hospital Workers

Natalie Guo ’12 expects the project may soon deliver as many 30,000 meals per week

Alumni Artists at Home Say the Show Must Go On

Alumni find novel ways to keep performing and creating from a distance

Essay: Post-Pandemic, Hong Kong Protests Will Likely Return

“Resistance has continued, only in a different form,” writes journalist Mary Hui ’17

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Foreign Affairs

Democracy in a world of bullies

These Princeton Alumni Are Creating Art From Home

Princetonians sent PAW these snapshots of their creative lives

During the Pandemic, Ashley Johnson ’08 Held a Rooftop Wedding

Johnson and Eddie Zhang didn't let the coronavirus get them down. They went up to the roof.

Princetonians: The Idealist Realist

New Book Releases: China, AI, and Spending Habits

From the Archives: Before Social Distancing

In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

“It’s a long-term ground war,” says Edward Ryan ’84

Podcast Spotlight: Rick Klein ’98 Lifts the Curtain on Politics

New York Nurse Lauren Edmonds ’10 Battles COVID-19 and Fear

“People have every right to be afraid”

‘Today, When I Could Do Nothing’: Poetry In a Pandemic

“How is your life, I wanted to ask”

London Journalist Frank Langfitt ’86 Finds Ways to Tell COVID Stories

“Like everyone else, I sometimes find the news overwhelming”

Writer Constance Hale ’79 Learns to Live in Lockdown

“Humans are adaptive. We find ways to connect.”

Physician Amanda Satterthwaite ’10 Fights Fear In the ICU

“I see few patients improving”

At a California Food Bank, Anthony Shu ’16 Watches Needs Grow

“I try to remember the individuals who make up these statistics”

Alumni Weigh in on Canceling Reunions and Possible Make-up Celebrations

Considerations for an alternative gathering are ongoing

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Stay Human

Imperfection in service to humanity

Doctors in Training: In Limbo, Alumni Med Students Find Ways To Serve

From the Archives: Preseason Camp

Here’s What Princeton Alumni and Faculty Are Reading While Staying Home

These Princetonians wouldn’t miss the chance to spend their time at home this spring with a good book — or maybe a few

Q&A: Jennifer S. Hirsch ’88 on Shifting the Conversation

Using a public-health approach, new perspectives on campus sexual assaults are found