The Alum Who Became ‘Trump Attorney 1’
M. Evan Corcoran ’86 was up for a challenge when he took on Steve Bannon and Donald Trump as clients, and they have not disappointed
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Reconsidering the Art Museum Designs
By Dan Wigodsky ’73 Keep readingThe Overbuilt Campus
By Rocky Semmes ’79 Keep reading
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Guest Essay: Reimagining Mental Health at Princeton
A call to fight stigmas and add resources for students
Local Mental Health Resources: NAMI Mercer Can Help
By Thomas H. Pyle ’76 Keep readingThank You, Preeti!
By Jackie Reyneke ’17 Keep readingWe Are of Different Minds
By Harold A. Maio Keep reading
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Recruiting Low-Income Students
By Donald Clarke ’77, professor, George Washington University Law School Keep readingAlternatives to College for All
By Richard C. Kreutzberg ’59 Keep readingWhy Is the University Sponsoring an Antisemitic Speaker?
By Michael Goldstein ’78 Keep reading
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The Giving Plea
Princeton is raising more money than ever, yet participation rates are declining. What gives when it comes to Annual Giving?
Impact of Divest Princeton
By Dan Armstrong ’72 Keep readingHow Alumni View Their Degrees
By Liz Hallock ’02 Keep readingCommitment to Giving
By William P. Wreden Jr. ’62 Keep reading
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Princeton’s 2022-23 Annual Giving Campaign Raises $73.8 Million
Participation by undergraduate alumni increases slightly from last year to 47.5%, led by the Class of 1963
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Chuck Was a Very Kind Person
By Gloria Judd Keep reading
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By Scott Gurvey ’73 Keep readingDoes a Princeton Education Guarantee Education in Ethics?
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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Book Assigned for Princeton Course Criticized as Antisemitic
The book by a Rutgers professor culminates “in an interrogation of Israel’s policies toward Palestine”
Keep the Book
By Phyllis Katz Keep readingIntentions of the Book and its Inclusion
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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