Features

Loads of characters, plenty of plot

What class reunion books can tell us

Alumni Love Stories

We asked, you answered: PAW readers share tales of campus romance

The ‘Lucky One’

From Rights, Rules, Responsibilities: How Princeton Defines Consent

Evolution Gets an Assist

Other people breed puppies. Frances Arnold ’79 breeds proteins by rewriting their DNA.

Universities on the Defensive

In an excerpt from his Alumni Day talk, a national education leader lays out the challenges facing higher education

Slide Show: More Images of the Graduate College

Photos by Ricardo Barros

Mr. MOOC: Ethan Berl '14 gets his fill of education, in person and online

Slide show - More Art of Science images

Slide show - More treasures from the library's American history exhibit

Slide show - Campus concerts

Images of rock stars on stage, from The Daily Princetonian archives

Slide shows - Global seminar images from Poland and Japan

Family history: Visiting Poland held special meaning for PAW’s writer

True colors

Text by Jennifer Altmann, Katherine Federici Greenwood, and Fran Hulette; with additional reporting by PAW staff and Abigail Greene ’13, Giri Nathan ’13, and Jeanne Jackson DeVoe

Photographs by Beverly Schaefer...

Slide show - Crossroads blues

Photos from Hill Country Harmonica

Reading 'Jeffbook'

Recent Facebook postings by Professor Jeff Nunokawa

Slide show: Princeton-Harvard

Football was just one of the day's events for alumni and students on a near-perfect autumn day.

Word games: A PAW contest

Slide show: The Roaring 20s

Parades, parties, Cane Spree and more – view our campus images from the 1920s.

A greener world, a greener Princeton

Princeton scientists look to curb climate change in the next 50 years, and beyond

Treasures in Princeton’s attic

Amid the books and manuscripts, Princeton’s libraries hold Charles Dickens’ desk lamps, John J. Audubon’s shotgun, and Katherine Cornell’s bra

Dream jobs

A leader in the law

Considered a candidate to lead Harvard, Elena Kagan ’81 already has made waves at its law school

An American in Beirut

John Waterbury ’61 helps interpret the Middle East to Americans, and America to the Middle East