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Growing Green
Influenced by their time at Princeton, these eight alumni are working to address climate change
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Greening Group Works to Make Reunions Sustainable
The group’s ultimate vision is carbon neutrality and zero waste
Support for a Reunions Sustainability Action Plan
By Thara Srinivasan ’95 Keep readingReunions Sustainability: Leadership or Afterthought?
By J. David Hohmann ’88 Keep reading
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Free Speech and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
By William Lucas ’63 Keep readingConservatives Facing Barriers to Civil Discourse
By Jason Bitsky *77 Keep readingAntisemitic Rhetoric and Free Speech
By Willis J. Goldsmith p’02 Keep reading
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Call It Climate Challenge
Some of the smartest, most dedicated people in the world are trying to tackle the warming planet
On the Need to Think Big
By Jenny Price ’85 Keep readingPlanning a Princeton Alumni Climate Summit
By Kiku Loomis ’86, Environment Chair for the Class of 1986 Keep readingContinuing the Climate Conversation at Reunions
By John Huyler ’67, Lynne Archibald ’87, Hannah Reynolds ’22 Keep reading
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Remembrance from a Grad School Classmate
By John W. Van Cleve 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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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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Not your mother’s Princeton
Alumnae mothers and daughters recall what has changed – and what remains the same