Carlett Spike

Robin Givhan ’86 Illuminates Significance of Virgil Abloh’s Rise in the Fashion Industry in New Book

Peter Moskos ’94 Writes About NYC Policing and Reduced Crime Rates in New Book

Jessica Gross ’07 Explores Awkwardness of Intimacy in New Novel

International Grad Students Grapple With Shifting Federal Policies, Travel Bans

PAW spoke with three international Princeton graduate students who requested anonymity to avoid retribution

Dottie Werner Has Become Keeper of the Old Guard at Reunions

Werner is a Princeton institution after 45 years working at the University

Q&A: The Social Impact of Attacking Higher Ed

As an organizational sociologist, Adam Goldstein researches the social consequences of financial capitalism

Daria Lavelle ’09’s Novel Explores the Relationship Between Grief and Food

John Seabrook ’81 Researches Family Farm History

Senior Jeanie Chang Designed the 2025 Class Jacket

Embroidered green ivy creeps up each sleeve and wraps around to the back, surrounding a tiger head that sits inside a shield

Five Years Later, COVID Classes Make Up for Lost Major Reunions

These classes are ready to celebrate

Q&A: Princeton’s 2024 Silver Cane Holder

Q&A: Politics Professor Layna Mosley Explains Tariffs

Princeton Under Investigation for Suspected Price Fixing

Princeton Proust Questionnaire: Donald Fletcher ’39 *51, Princeton's Oldest Alum

Art Professor Hal Foster Dives Into the Work of Critics

Collection of Writings and Reflections Honors Poet Yusef Komunyakaa

Michelle Lerner ’93 Explores Grief in Her First Novel

Jon E. Barfield ’74 Gave Back, Including to Princeton

‘There were so many things that he did for people,’ says friend Burton Smith ’77. ‘He spread as much joy as he could in so many places’

Tao Leigh Goffe ’09 Unpacks Exploration of the Caribbean

Julian Zelizer Calls For Partisanship

Michael Cannell ’82 Writes About Cop Corruption

Brooke Shields ’87 Visits Princeton for Book Talk

Ben Baer Translates Feminist Activist’s Words

Ed Park Reimagines Korean History