Alumni News

Chemistry is hot!

Can less mean more?

An experiment teaches about cooking, eating, and what’s important in life

Learning to get out of line

A novice teacher hopes to bring fun back to school

The house that eBay built

Sherry Lefevre ’74

Newsmakers

A mother's secret life

Jasmin Darznik *07 discovers a painful past and a half sister in Iran

Becoming a doctor

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

Ten Thousand Joys and Ten Thousand Sorrows: A Couple's Journey Through Alzheimer's

No dissent: A locomotive for Sotomayor ’76

A celebratory climb up Mount Princeton

STARTING OUT: Ian Auzenne ’10

One Last Good Time

Report from a revolution

My view from Tahrir Square

Red Capitalism: The Fragile Financial Foundation of China's Extraordinary Rise

Newsmakers

The role of race in the Obama presidency

Reading Room: Randall Kennedy ’77

Playsmart: Athletes of ’90 and ’91

Opportunity through sports

Alumni Day expected to bring 1,000-plus back to campus

Student, alumni award winners

Newsmakers

A moment with ... Thomas W. Morris ’65, on the future of orchestras

Saving a storied garden

Rebecca Trafton ’75

New Releases by Alumni

A scientist's memoir

Mike Brown ’87 chronicles his discovery of a would-be planet and another’s demise