Eveline Chao

Rajiv Vinnakota ’93 Is Working to Ensure Our Civic Future

At the Institute for Citizens and Scholars, Vinnakota is strengthening youth civic education

Douglas Rushkoff ’83 Explains the Post-Apocalyptic Plans of the Rich

Rushkoff’s new book details how the ultra-wealthy plan to escape from the rest of us

Jacqueline De León ’05 Fights for Native American Rights

This attorney has dedicated her career to address injustices

Economics Study Shows the Racial Health Gap Is Closing

Life expectancy differences have narrowed — but there are challenges

Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 Writes About Renewal in All Its Forms

Slaughter argues that we must look backwards to move forward

Professor Adji Bousso Dieng Is Out to Change the World With AI

From Senegal, Dieng says her experiences instilled a sense of purpose that informs her research

María Perales Sánchez ’18: Beyond the ‘Dreamer’

“We need a permanent solution that is based in humanity and values”

Together, Princeton Professors ‘Humanize the Data On Policing’

Survivors’ stories of police violence “give them voice”

Anthropology Professor Laurence Ralph Examines Police Violence

“Nobody should be tortured, no matter what they’ve done”

Biologist Wenfei Tong ’05: The Birds and Bees of Birds

Salama Brothers: Jordan ’19, Jonathan ’21, and Michael ’23: Cross-Cultural Bridges, Built One Click at a Time

Christine Hunsicker ’99: No More Boring Wardrobes

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

An Unsung Exodus Revealed

Reading Room: Helen Zia ’73

Bruce Lee, the Man Behind the Icon

Reading Room: Matthew Polly ’95

She Roars Conference: Oct. 4–6

Diana Campbell Betancourt ’06 Raises the Profile of South Asian Art

Tao Leigh Goffe ’09: Hong Kong and Beyond

How a scholar was inspired by her own heritage to study the overlap of black and Asian life

Q&A: Tracy K. Smith

A break from the noise

Q&A: Alisha Holland ’07 on Looking the Other Way

Why ‘forbearance’ in Latin America both benefits and hurts the poor

Architecture: Restoring Jewish History

A new exhibit re-examines the work of French designer Pierre Chareau

The History of Russia, as Told Through Ballet

Faculty Book: Simon Morrison *97

Faculty Book: Bruno Carvalho

What remains for Rio after the Olympics?

Reading Room: Constance Hale ’79

Not Just Grass Skirts: A History Of Hula

Essay: The Cult of Third-Floor Blair: Design or Destiny?