Jennifer Altmann

A Radical, Radiant Life

Faculty Book: Imani Perry’s ‘Looking for Lorraine’

Leonard Milberg ’53 Helps Return 16th-Century Texts to Rightful Home

The Play’s the Thing

For director Lileana Blain-Cruz ’06, the riskier, the better

Up Close and Personal

Professors Matthew Desmond and Kathryn Edin reveal what society’s forgotten people endure

Esther Gokhale ’82: Straight Talk

A method for standing and sitting draws from posture found among babies and indigenous peoples

Trailblazers of Coeducation

The women of ’73 reflect on awkward moments and lifelong rewards

Crime Fiction: The Most American Genre

Faculty Book: Alfred Bendixen

Creative Writing: Life, By the Book

Writer Yiyun Li describes how she found purpose and solace in ‘the land of stories’

Why America Stumbles in Making Peace

Faculty Book: Rick Barton

Sociology: Studying Life on the Edge

New sociologists study how to improve life for America’s most disadvantaged

Fashion Statement

Deciphering the messages sent by attire

Fashion Critiques: Vanessa Friedman ’89 and Robin Givhan ’86

Music: Jazz, with a South Indian Twist

Q&A: John Borneman on the Refugees’ Dilemma

The journey to Germany is often perilous, but acceptance presents yet another hurdle

New Alumni Group Brings Together Military Veterans

Lives: Charles Hey-Maestre ’77

He Demanded Justice for Puerto Rico’s Poor

Celebrating Poet Langston Hughes

Faculty Book: Wallace Best

New Heroes for a New Era

Reading Room: Ladee Hubbard ’93

Faculty Book: Jeffrey Eugenides

Thirty Years of Wide-Ranging Fiction

A Home for the Arts

Princeton’s new neighborhood ensures that the arts on campus will continue to thrive

Arts Complex: Arts, Meet Tech

Latest technologies open new opportunities for students

Arts Complex: What’s in the Neighborhood?

Barbara Wallace ’80: Reaching Understanding

An educator in New York City chips away at some of America’s troubling trends

Becoming Joy

After years of agony, Joy Ladin *00 makes the difficult journey between genders