Carlett Spike

Eddie Glaude Jr. *97 on 100 Years of Black History Month: ‘I Find Hope in Our Story’

Rande Brown ’71 Taught Buddhism, Karma, and Consciousness

Dec. 16, 1949 — Oct. 13, 2025

David Silverman *00 Studies Native Americans’ Impact on Race in the U.S.

Professor Daniel Heller-Roazen Dissects Words

Professor Samuel Holzman Explores Greek Architecture

Professor Brenden Lake Zeroes In Where Machine and Human Intelligence Meet

‘One of the biggest scientific mysteries is how our own minds work,’ Lake says

Douglas Century ’86 Profiles World War II Paratrooper Hannah Senesh

Paige Allen ’21 and Professor Stacy Wolf Tackle Misogyny in Musicals

SPIA’s Heather Howard Found Inequalities in Medicaid Recovery

Howard’s research into the policy showed that Black and Hispanic families missed opportunities to build intergenerational wealth

Tracy Dobmeier ’90 Collaborates on Novel that Blurs the Lines of Reality and Fiction

Anthropologist Susanna Trnka *02 Dissects Shifting Views of Health

Ann Tashi Slater ’84 Teaches Us How to Live in an Impermanent World

Cate Holahan ’02 Spins a Suspense Novel About a Missing Teen

Cara Brook *17 and Professor Fenna Krienen Named Pew Scholars

Dasgupta ’00 and Philippe *18 Awarded MacArthur Fellowships

Known informally as ‘Genius Grants’, award recognizes ‘creative individuals with a track record of excellence,’ according to the foundation.

Lauren Ling Brown ’12 on Her Princeton-centric Thriller

Neil Rudenstine ’56 Examines the Evolution of Modern Higher Ed

Professor Emerita Gerta Keller Challenges Dinosaur Extinction Theory

Suleika Jaouad ’10 Encourages Journaling

Ten Years Ago, Veda Sunassee ’10 Co-Founded a University in Africa

Sunassee is now the chief executive officer of African Leadership University, which has campuses in Mauritius and Rwanda

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