Alumni News

Down Wires

Inside the U.S. biodefense program

Lynn Klotz ’65 and Edward Sylvester ’65 say that government labs make us more vulnerable

Finding a new purpose

Noel Valero ’82 *86 is raising awareness for a little-known disease

Church, State, and Original Intent

A foot in two worlds

In a personal ‘mommy war,’ satisfaction is hard to find

Nonprofit journalist

Kira Kay *03 rides new wave of producing news

Ninety-fifth Street

The Fatal Strain: On the Trail of the Avian Flu and the Coming Pandemic

Observing America

Leo Damrosch *68 chronicles the adventures of Tocqueville

Ignatz

Challenging the record

Fred M. Donner ’68 *75 paints a gentler portrait of Islam’s early days

Très français!

An American at the table

Making food for the fun of it

Zora O’Neill ’94 runs an underground supper club

Tweeting a catastrophe, in real time

For Princeton's first black golfers, a reunion round

From journalism to fiction

Lorraine Adams ’81 explores the inner workings of a newspaper

Newsmakers

Music of poetry and love

Opera composer Daniel Catán *77’s latest work is based on the Italian film Il Postino

Newsmakers

Reliving a war

The Class of 1942 captures memories of World War II in an audiobook

Healing Haiti

Three brothers, all doctors, volunteer in their homeland after the quake

A maximum mini

Commuters

Crossing a religious divide

Eliza Griswold ’95 reports on the complex relationship between Christians and Muslims