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Reckoning With the Origins of Thanksgiving

Reading Room: David J. Silverman *00

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Judd Greenstein *14: The Magician of Music

An ‘unfettered’ composer blends styles and sounds, to create genre-defying music

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From the Archives: Inside Hoyt Lab

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Princetonians: Happy Trails

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PAWcast: Linda Coberly ’89 on Continuing Efforts to Pass the Equal Rights Amendment

Grassroots campaigns are pushing the amendment forward

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Holocaust Trauma and its Effects, Generations Later

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Asha Rangappa ’96: Reality Checker

In a time of misinformation, an FBI agent-turned-professor has found her niche correcting the record

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Rally ’Round the Cannon: Strange Bedfellows

The power of a diverse community

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Podcast Spotlight: Kirsten Meyer Wrinkle ’88 Goes Behind the Scenes With Theater Pros

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New Podcast at PAW Online

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An Epic Discovery, the Award of a Lifetime

Macarthur Winner Jeffrey Alan Miller ’06

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From the Archives: Emilio Ambasz *66

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Princetonians: Dance Movement

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Thrive Conference Features Thought-Provoking Conversations, Opportunities to Connect

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Christine Hunsicker ’99: No More Boring Wardrobes

Dress it up, dress it down, wear it all around town ... then send it back

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‘Identity Is Something That Is Always in the Making’

Reading Room: Sarah Valentine *07

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Rally ’Round the Cannon: The Idea of the Person

How to approach a monument

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Thrive: Empowering and Celebrating Black Alumni: Oct. 3–5

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Dave King ’77 and Steve Davis ’79: Paths Cross

Some 30 years after meeting at Princeton, two friends find common cause at PATH

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From the Archives: Lab Work

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Lives Lived and Lost, 2020; Students return; COVID-risk tool

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

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Student Dispatch: Wintersession Teaches Cooking, ‘Sleeping for Success,’ and More

‘I have new admiration for anyone who leads a cooking class,’ wrote President Eisgruber ’83

On the Campus

First-Year Students Re-create Casual Campus Conversations in Podcast

‘We want to replace what is missing from everyday interactions,’ says Antek Hasiura ’24

On the Campus

Faculty Start Semester With Land Acknowledgements, Preferred Pronouns

These efforts seek to address some of the important — and at times divisive — cultural issues being debated in the last several years

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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’

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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

Current Issue

Lives Lived and Lost, 2020; Students return; COVID-risk tool

View Current Issue

Latest News

Alumni News

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

On the Campus

Student Dispatch: Wintersession Teaches Cooking, ‘Sleeping for Success,’ and More

‘I have new admiration for anyone who leads a cooking class,’ wrote President Eisgruber ’83

On the Campus

First-Year Students Re-create Casual Campus Conversations in Podcast

‘We want to replace what is missing from everyday interactions,’ says Antek Hasiura ’24

On the Campus

Faculty Start Semester With Land Acknowledgements, Preferred Pronouns

These efforts seek to address some of the important — and at times divisive — cultural issues being debated in the last several years

Alumni News

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’

Alumni News

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

Reckoning With the Origins of Thanksgiving

Judd Greenstein *14: The Magician of Music

From the Archives: Inside Hoyt Lab

Princetonians: Happy Trails

PAWcast: Linda Coberly ’89 on Continuing Efforts to Pass the Equal Rights Amendment

Holocaust Trauma and its Effects, Generations Later

Asha Rangappa ’96: Reality Checker

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Strange Bedfellows

Podcast Spotlight: Kirsten Meyer Wrinkle ’88 Goes Behind the Scenes With Theater Pros

New Podcast at PAW Online

An Epic Discovery, the Award of a Lifetime

From the Archives: Emilio Ambasz *66

Princetonians: Dance Movement

Thrive Conference Features Thought-Provoking Conversations, Opportunities to Connect

Christine Hunsicker ’99: No More Boring Wardrobes

‘Identity Is Something That Is Always in the Making’

Rally ’Round the Cannon: The Idea of the Person

Thrive: Empowering and Celebrating Black Alumni: Oct. 3–5

Dave King ’77 and Steve Davis ’79: Paths Cross

From the Archives: Lab Work

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

Student Dispatch: Wintersession Teaches Cooking, ‘Sleeping for Success,’ and More

First-Year Students Re-create Casual Campus Conversations in Podcast

Faculty Start Semester With Land Acknowledgements, Preferred Pronouns

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

Princeton Reunions Go Virtual Again For 2021

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

Student Dispatch: Wintersession Teaches Cooking, ‘Sleeping for Success,’ and More

Jac Schaeffer ’00 Is Building on the Marvel Universe with ‘WandaVision’

Amanda Dennis ’03 debut novel, Her Here, Tells an Existential Detective Story

When Princeton Became a ‘Preppy’ Icon, Some Students Fought Back

Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez ’96 Recasts an Imperialist Love Affair

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

Student Dispatch: Wintersession Teaches Cooking, ‘Sleeping for Success,’ and More

First-Year Students Re-create Casual Campus Conversations in Podcast

Faculty Start Semester With Land Acknowledgements, Preferred Pronouns

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

Princeton Reunions Go Virtual Again For 2021

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