Features

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

In the service of nations ... and of people

Rules of engagement

As American universities rush to China, how much should they push on issues of free expression and human rights?

Everything on the table

Real-world diplomacy comes to the classroom with former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer and lecturer Wolfgang Danspeckgruber

The international campus: More and more, Princeton goes global

Tigers around the world

All that jazz

Anthony Branker ’80 has created a jazz haven at Princeton

The Bomb Squad

In Iraq: A Princeton soldier, a Princeton writer

‘All he ever did’

Whitney Darrow Jr. ’31’s beloved cartoons come to Princeton University

A life at Princeton

Robert Goheen arrived on campus 70 years ago, and went on to remake the place he loved

Making the case

As the State Department’s legal adviser, John Bellinger ’82 gets the tough questions

Full house

Living and learning in a family of 14

A conversation with Shirley Tilghman

Views on a presidency, after five years

Immortality in Plaster

Few know about it, but Firestone Library may boast the world's largest collection of life and death masks