History

‘The Legend of Hobey Baker’: Hobey Baker ’14

Excerpts from the biography by John Davies, published by Brown and Co.

The Legend of Hobey Baker ’14

Hobey Baker was a flawless example of that extremely rare human breed — the natural athlete — and to a superlative degree possessed what might be called the four requisites...

George F. Kennan ’25: Why Do I Hope?

Woodrow Wilson ’79: the Educator

PAW’s review of ‘A Sense of Where You Are’

Woodrow Wilson ’79 ’s Biography: A Pre-TV Convention (Wild, Even in 1916)

Bill Bradley’s Farewell

Coverage of the 1965 NCAA Tournament in Portland, Oregon

George F. Kennan ’25: The Ethics of Anti-Communism

On Bill Bradley ’65

George F. Kennan ’25: Japanese-American Relations Today

The John Foster Dulles ’08 Oral History Project

George F. Kennan 25: Polycentrism and Western Policy

Bill Bradley ’65’s Travels

Allbert Einstein: The Gentle Touch of Genius

George F. Kennan ’25 Appointed As Professor

The Legacy of Hobey Baker ’14

Forty-five years — almost half a century! — yet the remembrance of him is redolent enough to summon up the sight of the crowd getting to its feet and screaming...

Woodrow Wilson ’79 Letters: Some Surprising Themes

Politics was his true vocation, not scholarship and academic administration, and the invitation to run for Governor of New Jersey came as a welcome release from a profession which could...

Bill Bradley ’65 On Why He Came to Princeton

Dedicating the John Foster Dulles ’08 Library of Diplomatic History

Princeton, Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38, and Astronomy

After A Brilliant Record, New Vistas in the Space Age!

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38: The University in International Science

The Honor System

The Rationale of Exams, Grades, and Cheating

The Living Legend of Woodrow Wilson ’79

“The Papers of Woodrow Wilson ’79”