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Alumni News How Terrorism Ends: Understanding the Decline and Demise of Terrorist Campaigns

By Kurth Cronin ’81

Published in the December 9, 2009 Issue

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In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

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

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At NIH, Christopher Austin ’82 ‘Translates’ Science into Treatment For COVID-19

Trying to understand and resolve the COVID-19 pandemic means 12-plus-hour shifts

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

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

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Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

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Diversity Distinguishes Princeton’s Class of 2024

Of the accepted students from the United States, 61 percent self-identified as people of color

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Workers who keep the campus running; epidemics at Princeton; alumni dispatches

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Featured Content

Alumni News

In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

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

Tiger of the Week

At NIH, Christopher Austin ’82 ‘Translates’ Science into Treatment For COVID-19

Trying to understand and resolve the COVID-19 pandemic means 12-plus-hour shifts

Alumni News

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

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

On the Campus

Student Dispatch: Zooming Into Campus Life From a Distance

On the Campus

Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

On the Campus

Diversity Distinguishes Princeton’s Class of 2024

Of the accepted students from the United States, 61 percent self-identified as people of color

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Alumni News How Terrorism Ends: Understanding the Decline and Demise of Terrorist Campaigns

In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

At NIH, Christopher Austin ’82 ‘Translates’ Science into Treatment For COVID-19

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

Student Dispatch: Zooming Into Campus Life From a Distance

Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

Diversity Distinguishes Princeton’s Class of 2024

Hendricks '70 brings Dutch history to life

Walking and talking in the Arab street

A Passion for Princeton Leads to the Bob Rodgers ’56 Beer Jacket Collection

Essay: Reflections on Legacy and Our 65th Reunion

PAWcast: Valedictorian Nicholas Johnson ’20 Reflects On Princeton

Composer Charu Suri ’97 Combines Jazz With Sufi and Indian Sounds

Robert Wuthnow Examines Religion Through Practice

May 26: Essayist Daniel Mendelsohn *94; Laura Hankin ’10’s book tour

In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

At NIH, Christopher Austin ’82 ‘Translates’ Science into Treatment For COVID-19

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

Student Dispatch: Zooming Into Campus Life From a Distance

Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

Diversity Distinguishes Princeton’s Class of 2024

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Alumni News How Terrorism Ends: Understanding the Decline and Demise of Terrorist Campaigns