Features

The People Who Saw Evolution

After 40 years of research on Darwin’s finches, Peter and Rosemary Grant have written their valediction

Butler’s Last Stand

Alumni get last look at housing

Lives: Penn Townsend Kimball II '37

Falsely accused, he fought to clear his name

Our Unforgettable Trees

More than shade, trees offer a link to history

Alumni-Faculty Forums

Lives: Michael deCamp '49

He explored the wonders of another world

Inside the President’s Inner Circle

After his latest stint in Washington, economics professor Alan Krueger is back on campus with new, eclectic interests — and stories to tell

Literature’s Glass Ceiling

Why Jennifer Weiner ’91 has taken on the writing establishment

Lives: Martha Carr Atwater '86

She had Emmy-winning talent, but many knew her as mother and friend

Slide Show: Matt Herron '53

Hearts and Minds

Directing a landmark study of heart disease, Herman Taylor Jr. ’76 took on more than medicine

Lives: Alan Rosenthal 58 61

He saw government’s sausage being made

Mississippi Eyes

Matt Herron ’53 remembers the summer of 1964, when he led a seminal photography project to capture the story of civil rights in the South

The Good Neighbor

Thirty-three years ago, Marty Johnson ’81 set out to fight poverty in his own backyard. He’s still at it.

From the KarmetiK lab

In Silicon Valley, failure is just part of the learning process

The Tilghman Years: Faculty tributes

Parting words

Profiles in music

Four Princeton artists and the lives they lead

Tune in. Drop out. Start up.

What Eden Full ’15 did on her break from college

ARCHITECTURE: A nod to tradition, a leap to the future

Season of honor and joy

Musical machines

Are we ready for orchestras composed of computers and robots?

Ditch the furniture; line up the laptops

The lives of young entrepreneurs