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The cosmic apocalypse
Princeton cosmologists are working to discern the ultimate fate of the universe
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The Darwin of Guyot Hall
Once world-famous, biologist Edwin Grant Conklin revealed the mysteries of cells and fought to defend evolution
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A new chapter for libraries
Humanists ponder what will become of libraries in the digital age
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From Princeton labs to you
How today’s research could change the way you drive home, and more
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Dear Mr. President
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Why Princeton was spared
The University lost no one in the deadly 1918 flu pandemic, providing lessons to consider 90 years later
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Two brothers, two paths
Gabe Legendy ’05, left, and his brother Conrad ’07 felt called to the Army during a time of war — but then their plans diverged.
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Rethinking Reagan
Liberal historian Sean Wilentz still disagrees with the conservative president, but gives credit where it’s due
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The Gehry that landed on Ivy Lane
The new Lewis Library brings a futuristic face to a tradition-heavy place
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Raking muck in the new public square
Josh Marshall ’91’s blogging led to one of journalism’s biggest prizes – and the resignation of a U.S. attorney general
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Marking time
Combining history and archaeology, these Princeton scholars reconstruct daily life in the fields of Turkey