Features

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

The Tilghman Years

PAW looks back at what has changed

Honored for their service to Princeton

Composer at work

The critics said electric guitar and string quartet were oil and water. Steven Mackey proved them wrong

The dancer

How Silas Riener ’06 leapt from Princeton to the world’s top stages

Shirleypalooza

Hwaet! An honor for a Princeton ‘colossus’

Play a song for me

In the golden age of concerts, celebrated artists made Princeton a stop on their tours

True treasures

Two and a half centuries of American history are on display in Firestone

Class of 2013: A survey

Hooding ceremony

LIVES: Russell E. Train ’41

Guardian of the environment

Hidden lives

Amid questioning, covering, and fear, gay students in the ’50s and ’60s found friendship and even love

PAW’s annual reader-photo contest

Searching for Palestine, and Herself

In the shadow of her father, Najla Said ’96 forges her own identity

LIVES: Nicholas deB. Katzenbach ’43

Unflappable civil-rights hero and shaper of history

After Sandy

Can Princeton professors help to prevent such damage from future storms?

Talking metaphors with John McPhee ’53

Away From the Horde

Dean Andrew Fleming West won his famous feud with Woodrow Wilson a century ago. The result was a college of uncommon beauty.

LIVES: Malcolm R. Warnock ’25

Princeton’s oldest son

Science as art

A photo exhibition shows the beauty born in Princeton’s labs and field research