Jennifer Altmann

Al Siegel ’53 Captured a Pivotal Moment

Siegel’s photographs of poor living conditions in Maryland helped prompt new housing in 1969

A Helping Hand for Migrants

For These Alumni, Their 50th Reunion Was Their First

‘Our message was: Don’t worry if you haven’t been back in the past. We want you back now”

At Terrace Club Reunions, It’s Tradition to Sleep Under the Stars

Members set up a campsite and pitch tents on the Terrace lawn

Facing Down Financial Inequity

Mellody Hobson ’91 and John W. Rogers Jr. ’80 are using their clout to pressure corporate America and help minority groups grow wealth

Mellody Hobson ’91: Lessons From a Financially Precarious Childhood

John W. Rogers Jr. ’80: A Gift of Stocks at Age 12

The Unpredictable Politician

He’s been a wildly successful entrepreneur, member of Congress, and a groundbreaking governor. What’s next for Jared Polis ’96?

Nabarun Dasgupta ’00 Is Testing Street Drugs to Prevent Overdoses

Dasgupta also started a nonprofit that is now the country’s largest distributor of naloxone

Graduating Senior Signs Publishing Deal for Fantasy Novel

Little Is Known About Mysterious Class of 1945 P-Rade Trophy

‘Nobody seems to know the actual originators of the trophy — who donated it, who thought it up’

‘Unexplored Corners’

A new Princeton University Library exhibition on Toni Morrison reveals never-before-seen material on her creative process and day-to-day life

‘I left everything’

Fleeing a brutal war, nine Ukrainian scholars spend the year at Princeton, along with five Russians

Ching-Yao Lai *18 Studies Melting Ice and More

Kinohi Nishikawa Studies Black Literature Through Book Design

Jesse McCarthy *18 Shines Spotlight on Little-Known African American Authors

McCarthy won the Whiting Award for his ‘dazzling’ first book

Q&A: Rabbi Julie Roth Reflects on 17 Years of Chaplaincy

‘Being executive director of CJL has been one of the greatest blessings of my life’

Playwright Charles White ’72 and Actor Eric Yang ’17 Are Teaming Up

Their off-Broadway play centers on prejudice and forbidden love in the 1920s Mississippi Delta

Jessica Welsh ’14 Wrote One of 2021’s Best Unproduced Screenplays

Welsh’s script about singer Shania Twain made Hollywood’s annual Black List

Princeton Grad Students Help Bring Asian-American History to NJ Schools

Under the new law, New Jersey schools will now teach the history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

Opening Doors

Students with disabilities push for a more accessible campus

Emergency Physician Kimathi Cooper ’09 Fields COVID Questions

‘I feel it is my job to bring evidence-based information to the forefront’

Chris Long ’97 and Angie Long ’97 Are All In on Women’s Soccer

The Longs are building the first stadium meant just for a U.S. National Women’s Soccer League team

Psychology Study Seeks to Understand Transgender Youth

Professor Kristina Olson leads a 20-year study of gender development