Features

Lives: Paul S. Sarbanes ’54

A Senator Who Shunned the Spotlight

Lives: Leonard ‘Len’ Brown ’71

His Service Began in the Community

Lives: Gregory R. Farrell ’57

He Viewed Education As a Great Adventure

Lives: Matt Herron ’53

A Journalist and Activist Who Kept Learning

Lives: Robby Browne ’71

His Door Was Always Open

Lives: Henry Martin ’48

He Made Us Laugh With Kindness

Lives: An Appreciation

Research Scholar Bruce Blair

He Sought a World Safe From Nuclear Arms

When Song is Silenced

Wistful for a Return to Choral Singing

Facing Failure

On a Campus Full of High Achievers, What Does it Mean to be Resilient?

A Refugee’s Lessons

Understanding Survival and Resilience

Built to Last

In Architecture, Designing to Reduce Sprawl and Increase Resilience

Picturing Pandemics

From a Princeton Exhibition: Images of Illness

How New Jersey Made a Bail Breakthrough

Was the perfect the enemy of the good?

The P Source

How humanities scholars changed modern spycraft

Chronicler of the Natural World

Richard Preston *83 writes about nature’s power, from viruses to the tallest trees

Designing Doctors

Can a new creative mindset solve health-care problems?

What Are The Odds

Data journalists try to predict an unpredictable election

The University, Social Justice, and Free Inquiry

The Political Is Personal: Andrea Campbell’s Story of Change, Grief, and Hope

How to Live As the Ancients Did

From drinking to ruling to growing old, a series of books offers classic advice

Dispatches From a Pandemic

‘A Prolific Harvest of Death’

COVID-19 is only the latest epidemic to strike Princeton — here’s how the University handled others

Far From Home, an Assault

Why I’m sharing my story about rape and study abroad