Electrical Engineering: Healing Without Hurting
Lasers may provide a means for less invasive diagnosis and monitoring
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Not Black and White
If Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ’06’s plays make you uncomfortable, well, that’s the point
A Playwright’s Life on Campus
By Al Lowe ’70 Keep reading
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Effortlessly Perfect?
The Princeton Perspective Project aims to normalize student struggles and failures
Perfection and Failure
By Herman Belz ’59 Keep readingPerfection and Failure
By Alan E. Mayers ’54 Keep reading
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Choosing a Military Career
By Michael Burrill ’66 Keep reading
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What We Didn't Say
A struggle — parenting children with mental illness — is finally shared
The Brain — and the Heart
By John Gregory ’60 Keep reading
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Concerns About Race
As students protest racial inequality, University to review ‘inclusion’ policies
Protesting Racial Injustice
By John B. Gargalli ’60 Keep readingProtesting Racial Injustice
By Elizabeth M. Ramey *13 Keep readingProtesting Racial Injustice
By John W. Minton Jr. ’50 Keep reading
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Psychology: Baby Steps for a Baby Lab
A new facility will examine how the infant brain develops, one cute kid at a time
Exploring Infant Brains
By Kent Warner ’47 Keep reading
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Mapping an Argument
Learning to think like a philosopher while sharpening critical-thinking skills
Seminar a Team Effort
By Simon Cullen Keep reading
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Trouble at Tiger Inn
Officers’ emails trigger reforms at club; several students face University charges
Discrediting Princeton
By William C. Carson ’50 Keep reading
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Lives: Yeiichi 'Kelly' Kuwayama '40
Gallantry far beyond the battlefield