Features

Capital Crimes

‘Language is a moving target’

Features

Deep in the Heart of Texas

Two alumni mayors take different approaches to common challenges

Features

Looking Back at a Forever War

Alumni speak out on their experiences in Afghanistan

Features

A Ritchie Boy

Before Victor Brombert became a beloved Princeton professor, he journeyed home to war in Europe

Features

The Color of Classics

A discipline focused on the ancient world faces a contemporary racial reckoning

Features

Ghosts of Princeton

Some things are even scarier than your thesis

Features

Revising the Revisionists

Can the Truth Lead to Reconciliation in South Africa?

Features

The Storyteller’s Story

Author Michael Lewis ’82 finds characters no one else can

Features

What’s Next for Higher Ed?

Alumni who lead colleges reflect on an extraordinary year

Features

Hire the Tiger

Thanks to COVID, it’s not business as usual for job-hunting graduates

Features

The Toolmaker’s Mind

Clifford Brangwynne marries engineering and biology in a quest to understand the inner workings of the cell

Features

All in the Family

Nature took its toll, but alumni wineries adapted

Features

A Cicada Reunion

Every 17 years, a Princeton ‘major’

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

Einstein at Princeton

A century ago, the world’s best-known scientist brought his relativity theory to McCosh

Features

Finding Her Voice

Assaulted and then silenced, this alum is writing her own story

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