‘It Put Steel In My Spine’
They were isolated and harassed. They were nurtured and supported. They were Princeton’s first four-year undergraduate class of women.
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Challenges for the Women who Transferred to Princeton
By Judith Perlman ’73 Keep readingKudos for this Story
By Frederick Van Doorninck ’56 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?
Robert Putnam Has an Answer
By Richard M. Waugaman ’70 Keep readingReasons for the Rapid Decline in Participation
By James Andersen ’84 Keep readingReinforcing Reasons to Give
By Larry Leighton ’56 Keep reading
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Photo IDs for Naacho Members
By Alex Rosen ’11 Keep reading
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In Defense of the Impossible
By Stewart A. Levin ’75 Keep readingAccountability in Admissions
By Shepherd G. Pryor IV ’68 Keep readingLegacy in Merit-Based Admissions
By Jared Kieling ’71 Keep reading
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Scholars Debate John Witherspoon’s Contradictions on Slavery
‘In short, it’s complicated. Witherspoon is complicated,’ said Rev. Gordon Mikoski
All Slavery Is Poor Treatment
By Ricshawn Adkins Roane ’96 s’94 Keep readingKudos for PAW’s Coverage and Concerns on Withholding, Nonresponses
By Bill Hewitt ’74 Keep reading
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Inspiring Book from an Admirable Author
By Wayne S. Moss ’74 Keep readingPre-read Precedents?
By Ben Tousley ’71 Keep reading
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A Reunions Reflection
By Rob Mancuso ’73 Keep reading
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The Story of Princeton’s Trees
History is still growing on Princeton’s campus
Enjoying Dogwoods in 2018
By Jim Neely ’48 Keep readingIn Service of Humanitree
By Matthew David Brozik ’95 Keep reading
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Blockchain Promises?
By Ezra Mersey *82 Keep readingPotential Blockchain Applications
By Lewis Gatch ’56 Keep readingRenaming a Familiar Army Base
By Bob Kemp ’68, Colonel, U.S. Army (retired) Keep reading
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Not your mother’s Princeton
Alumnae mothers and daughters recall what has changed – and what remains the same