Features

DIVERSITY: A work in progress

Words to live by

During commencement week, the messages can be humorous or serious

Tigers and Dinosaurs

In the golden age of paleontology, Princetonians joined in the ‘Bone Wars’ to build a renowned collection — even if that sometimes meant academic hanky-panky

Music without borders

For student composers, experimentation rules the day

LIVES: Peter H. Gott ’57

Small-town doctor with national reach

STUDENT LIFE: The ‘fun’ quotient

A wonderful life

For nearly seven decades, Butler Tract has formed a happy domestic backdrop for students — not bad for ‘temporary housing’

More Princeton Partnerships

The D-I-Y road to stardom

How indie artists have become masters of invention

LIVES: Farish A. Jenkins ’61

To his students, he was Indiana Jones

BUDGET AND SPENDING: After a rocky path, stability

The new Old Guard

Passing the Torch

A wave of retirements eases the way for a younger, more diverse faculty

Campus concerts

Lives lived and lost: An appreciation

ACADEMICS: A scientist who boosted the arts

Heard on campus

Listening for the ‘Pitch of the Past’

Peddlers, jackhammers, whistles: Historian Emily Thompson *92 lets you hear the sounds of life in 1920s New York City

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