Lives: Robert V. Keeley ’51 *71
A diplomat who spoke his mind
A diplomat who spoke his mind
An Appreciation
What the presidential portrait left out
What’s the future of marriage?
Love, through his eyes
Loving my children has taught me how to close my eyes, hold my breath, and jump — over and over again
When neither words nor melodies alone suffice
Is campus dating out of style?
For these alumni authors, there is always a happy ending
about money and ethics, relationships, fashion, and health — PAW wasn’t afraid to ask
The first African-American to join the permanent faculty of the Institute for Advanced Study, Danielle Allen ’93 works in both a scholar’s paradise and the real world outside
A struggle — parenting children with mental illness — is finally shared
Princeton scientists hunt for habitable planets beyond our solar system
The Alumni Council presents four service awards
Passion? Check. Flexibility? Indeed. Health insurance? Maybe later.
New tools are helping scientists unlock mysteries of the brain
High-tech might have a youthful image, but older entrepreneurs are in the game
One day, scientists will be able to “see” the images and memories in our minds
Kip Thorne *65, the scientist behind Interstellar, gets a new title: Movie Mogul
Princeton-educated campus chiefs, on college and its discontents
Neuroethicist Matthew Liao ’94 ponders the consequences of new technologies
A half-century after the escalation of the war in Vietnam, a historian takes stock