Tavish Rice ’20 Built a Better Pill Case
‘Ikigai is a great example of starting the design process with understanding a need’
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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?
Athletics Giving and Annual Giving
By Chris Reeve ’72 Keep readingImpact of Divest Princeton
By Dan Armstrong ’72 Keep readingHow Alumni View Their Degrees
By Liz Hallock ’02 Keep reading
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For the Greater Good, Change Our Systems
By Peter J. Greenhill ’81 Keep reading
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War & Words
With tension high over the Israel-Gaza war, can Princeton avoid uglier incidents seen at other universities?
A Conflict With Religious Roots
By Leon Sutton *70 Keep readingPrinceton Courses, Readings on the Arab-Israeli Conflict
By Ira Davis ’82 Keep readingStanding Up to Antisemitism and Other Forms of Hate
By Shannon Stoney ’76 Keep reading
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The Books We Need?
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep readingExactly What We Need!
By Richard M. Waugaman ’70 Keep reading
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Immigrants, Unwelcome
That Was Then: July 1843
Who Was John Joseph Entwisle?
By Tim Entwisle Keep readingAs American As Apple Pie
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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Eisgruber: Princeton ‘Would Respond Forcefully’ to Calls for Genocide
His comments come after presidents of Harvard, Penn, and MIT were criticized for their responses in a congressional hearing
Has Eisgruber Done Enough?
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep readingGenocide by Any Other Name Is Genocide
By Bill Hewitt ’74 Keep reading
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Princetoniana Committee Is Compiling Archive of Pins
By Katie V. Panskyy ’17 Keep readingJames Madison’s Legacy of Executive Power
By Wayne S. Moss ’74 Keep readingUpcoming Exhibition on Student Activism
By Kristin Poor *13 Keep reading
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Inspirational Figures: Ressa ’86 and Bonhoeffer
By Clem Dinsmore ’65 Keep readingInspiring Book from an Admirable Author
By Wayne S. Moss ’74 Keep readingPre-read Precedents?
By Ben Tousley ’71 Keep reading
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Higher Educating
Princeton’s toughest classes may not look the same, but that doesn’t mean academic rigor is suffering.