Agatha Bordonaro

Reena Goldthree Is Shining a Light on Afro-Caribbean History

Neuroscientist Christina Kim ’11 Is Mapping the Brain for Better Therapies

At Reunions, Classes Cater to Kids

The children’s age group with the most attendees is 7 to 11, clocking in at over 700 last year

Understanding Babies’ Brains

Devin Fore is Exploring the Interplay of German Media and Culture

Anna Yu Wang Is Diversifying Music Studies

J. Kēhaulani Kauanui Highlights Indigenous Experiences

Dissecting American Politics

Nicole Myers Turner Examines the Power of Religion

Anna Arabindan-Kesson

Arabindan-Kesson is illuminating the intersection of medicine, race, and art

Q&A: Tristan Snell ’00’s Experience Taking Down Trump

Tessa Desmond Explores the Stories of Seeds

Yelena Baraz Brings the Classics to Life

Amir Ali Ahmadi Studies Optimization

Astrophysicist Joshua Winn Seeks Answers in the Stars

Ning Lin *10 Studies Extreme Weather

The Voice of the P-rade

Since 2019, Gary King ’79 has engaged and delighted as narrator of the signature Reunions event

The D Word

How a broad coalition of students and alumni have built Divest Princeton into a sustainable and influential climate activist group

Denise Mauzerall Takes On Worldwide Ecological Problems

Princeton Economics Lab Seeks to Reduce Global Poverty

J-PAL is addressing gender inequality, climate change, and more

Randall Balmer *85 Studies the Intersection of Religion and American Life

In his new book, Balmer says sports is the ‘new religion’ in America

Two Alumni Collaborate on Meta Mini Crosswords for The Washington Post

Pete Muller ’85 and Andrew White ’23 invented a new kind of puzzle series

Neuroscience Researchers Study Trauma at the Border

Professor and student study the mental-health effects of family separation

Dancer Dean Moss Explores in Motion

‘I think I have a very romantic view of the world,’ Moss says of his work