The Color of Classics
A discipline focused on the ancient world faces a contemporary racial reckoning
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Dissolving the Department
By R. Carlton Seaver ’68 Keep readingWhat About the Renaissance?
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The Philosopher Musician
By day, Andrew Choi ’02 is a lawyer — but he’s also St. Lenox, a rising star in indie music
An Unexpected Delight
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Rally ’Round the Cannon: Leadership
If students organize in a forest, and no one listens…
Princeton History
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Environmentalism as a Secular Religion
By Kerry H. Brown ’74 Keep readingReligion, Who Needs It?
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Judge Maurice B. Cohill Jr. ’51
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Capital Crimes
‘Language is a moving target’
Looking Beyond Language Toward Racial Injustices
By Sheldon Rampton ’82 Keep readingOn Cruelty and Context
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On George III and the British
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PAWcast: Christine Ko ’95 on Building Doctor-Patient Connection
‘If doctors and patients were able to partner more … I think that health care would be that much stronger’
Talking With Doctors
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