Princeton Considers Removing Statue of John Witherspoon
Witherspoon owned slaves during his time as Princeton’s president
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Statues Should Commemorate, Educate
By Kevin R. Loughlin ’71 Keep readingLetting Lessons of the Past Speak
By Alec Bretton Urbach ’17 Keep reading
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Former Court Club Gets Lifted and Moved Across Prospect Street
Steel beams and hydraulic jacks were used to lift the structure
Rescuing the Disappearing Legacy of Adlai E. Stevenson ’22
By Thomas H. Pyle ’76 Keep reading
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Lives: Edmund Keeley ’48
The Ultimate Translator Who Brought Modern Greece to Princeton
A Brilliant Teacher and Mentor
By Madeleine Picciotto ’78 *85 Keep reading
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Princeton Club of New York Closes Indefinitely as Bank Declares Default
Pandemic closures deprived the club of operating income, the club’s president wrote
Disappointment at the Loss of Princeton Club
By Henry Lerner ’71 Keep readingMuch Worse Than Members Knew
By Bruce MacEwen ’76 Keep reading
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Decline in Giving Rate
By Peter Trentman ’08 Keep reading
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Report: Princeton Reaches Out
University to launch pilot programs that engage nontraditional students
Speaking About Diversity on Campus
By Elena Nikolova *11 Keep reading
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Dotted Film Applied to Prevent Bird Collisions at Prospect’s Garden Room
The ‘big sticker’ should deter birds from trying to fly through the glass
Clarification on Bird Deaths
By William E. Heyd ’67 Keep reading
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After Three Student Deaths in 2022, Attention Returns to Mental Health
A working group published a mental health plan in September with 32 recommendations
Delicacy in Disclosure
By Cameron Haight ’95 Keep reading
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Restroom Fairness and Practicality
By Lynn Hogben ’77 Keep reading
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Lives: George Sella ’50
He Was a ‘Cyclone’ on the Playing Field and Throughout Life