Features

What’s next on the agenda

After 65 years, a Princeton family has guarded hope that a loved one’s remains might come home

Humanists ponder what will become of libraries in the digital age

’89ers Rob and Kate Williams raise yaks, but that’s just a piece of the plan

The very cool world of Nathan Myhrvold *83

In a resurgence of worldwide fusion research, the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab tries to carve out a starring role

Woodrow Wilson and John Grier Hibben each won Princeton’s presidency, but a bitter dispute over the University’s future destroyed their friendship

In microfinance, a little loan goes a long way

Josh Marshall ’91’s blogging led to one of journalism’s biggest prizes – and the resignation of a U.S. attorney general

Liberal historian Sean Wilentz still disagrees with the conservative president, but gives credit where it’s due

Princeton's Center for African American Studies is giving a big boost

Choosing his own path, David Carpenter ’08 hopes to bring greater luster to the humble viola

Now together for Obama s’85, black alumni in Chicago have leading roles in the life of their city

As Gary Bass shows, debates over humanitarian intervention aren’t new

There’s life after a Ph.D. — and it may not be in academe