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Lives: Wen Fong ’51 *58

He Was Fueled by Reverence for Works of Art

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Lives: Dana Harrison ’81

A Career in Finance, Then New Life in the Desert

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Lives: William Coors ’38 *39

A Controversial Conservative Whose Years Had Great Highs and Lows

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Lives: Michael Trister ’63

Modestly, He Moved Us Toward Justice

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Lives: Robert Venturi ’47 *50

An Architect Who Could Not Be Boxed In

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Lives: James Holland ’45

His Groundbreaking Treatment Saved Children With Cancer

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Lives: Henry Morgenthau III ’39

In His Tenth Decade, a New Calling

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Lives: Randall “Randy” Revelle ’63

Sharing His Struggles, He Helped Many Others

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Lives: Clara Meek *77

As a Lawyer, She Was a Pioneer

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Lives: T. Berry Brazelton ’40

The ‘Baby Whisperer’

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Lives: James Billington ’50

A Librarian of Principle, If Not Perfection

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Lives: William Dohrmann III ’57

He Shared His Fun With the World

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Going Back: ’97/’19

For José L. Pabón, Princeton is better the second time around

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Who Owns the Past?

Donna Zuckerberg *14 defends classics from the alt-right

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Classics for All

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Bye, Bye, Loneliness

For Jeremy Nobel ’77, feeling alone is a public-health hazard

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The Play’s the Thing

For director Lileana Blain-Cruz ’06, the riskier, the better

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Verdun and Back: A Pilot’s Log

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Still in the Trenches

World War I and its complicated aftermath

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Up Close and Personal

Professors Matthew Desmond and Kathryn Edin reveal what society’s forgotten people endure