Features

The Texan in Washington

James A. Baker III ’52 reflects on his party, his country, and that tattoo on a famous friend’s derrière

Features

Why We Need Civics

Is a lack of civic education partly to blame for our national distress?

Features

What’s Next? The Republicans

Where the GOP goes now

Features

What’s Next? The Democrats

How President Biden can overcome Democratic division

Features

A Scientist in the Public Square

At 83, Frank N. von Hippel is still working to save the world

Features

The Politics of History

A conservative scholar of Lincoln and the battle over how we teach about America’s past

Features

Black and White and the Blues

Who profits from a cultural tradition?

Features

Lives: William E.P. Tangney ’57

He Zested For A Life of Adventure

Features

Lives: Gerald ‘Jerry’ P. Carr *62

From Afar, He Viewed Earth’s Fragility

Features

Lives: Franklyn Allen ‘Tex’ Harris ’60

His Truth-Telling Kept America on the Right Side of History

Features

Lives: Holly Lee Wiseman ’76

An Activist Committed To Causes — and Justice

Features

Lives: Roger S. Berlind ’52

The Gent of Broadway

Features

Lives: Robert Laughlin ’56

The Princeton Man of Zinacantán

Features

Lives: Karl Meyer *53 *56

He Chronicled An Era’s Biggest Events

Features

Lives: William H. Danforth ’48

Champion of St. Louis

Features

Lives: Paul S. Sarbanes ’54

A Senator Who Shunned the Spotlight

Features

Lives: Leonard ‘Len’ Brown ’71

His Service Began in the Community

Features

Lives: Gregory R. Farrell ’57

He Viewed Education As a Great Adventure

Features

Lives: Matt Herron ’53

A Journalist and Activist Who Kept Learning

Features

Lives: Robby Browne ’71

His Door Was Always Open