A world in a grain of sand
Paul Steinhardt’s long, improbable search for a natural quasicrystal
Paul Steinhardt’s long, improbable search for a natural quasicrystal
Computing’s early days at Princeton
Peter W. Singer ’97 explains how we can be at war and hardly notice
The world celebrates the man who imagined the computer
Few newspapers review books these days. So who does?
Professor Douglas Massey *78 says that most of what we think about Mexican immigration is wrong
Jodi Picoult ’87 writes best-sellers by asking questions about the things that worry us all
Unexpected Discoveries in Firestone Library
An undergrad’s search for the book of her generation
A grad student from Syria plays a role in his country’s uprising – and worries about those left behind
150 years after the Civil War, Rebel ties remain little-known
Amy Weisser ’86 spends her days preparing memories of a day we can’t forget
Mitch Daniels ’71 won fans and enemies for cutting Indiana’s budget — is the federal budget next?
Adam Gussow ’79 *00 knows the blues
Alumnae mothers and daughters recall what has changed – and what remains the same
A Princeton professor has uncommon insights
Alumni experts weigh in on the nation’s budget gap
Sam Wang takes on a most perplexing topic: your child’s brain
In medicine, statistics don’t tell the whole story – Keith Wailoo adds history to the mix