1965

Legacy Building

For architect Tod Williams ’65 *67, the Obama Presidential Center is not just a monument to a presidency, but the latest chapter in a life designing for the public good

Q&A: New Book Probes Powerhouse Family of College Presidents

How College Presidents Succeed examines three men in the Reveley family — including two Princeton alumni

Publishing Giant Starling Lawrence ’65 Drew Great Books Out of Authors

March 11, 1943 — Aug. 21, 2025

New Book Chronicles the Career of Prolific Writer and Professor John McPhee ’53

Looking for a Story offers the first comprehensive inventory of the Princeton professor’s writings, beginning with his high school and college works

Guide to Drinks Served at Reunions 2025

Is this the year of ‘Tiger striping,’ alternating alcoholic drinks with nonalcoholic ones?

Princeton’s Slow Burn

Inside the PetroTigers and the University’s four decades of private fossil fuel investments

Bradley, van Breda Kolff, and the Rise of Princeton Basketball

How a superstar and coach, bonded in their understanding of how the game should be played, set the standard for decades to come

Why Bill Bradley ’65 is Princeton’s Greatest Athlete

Bradley scored 2,503 points in just three seasons — a mark that remains the Ivy League standard

Oral History: 60 Years Since Football Perfection

Sixty years after their perfect season, members of the 1964 football team look back

Remembering Ernie T. Pascarella ’65

‘Just so that everybody knows, this was one outstanding guy in every way,’ said Cosmo Iacavazzi ’65

Court Rulings on Sports Are a ‘Sore Point’ With Bill Bradley ’65

The former senator is concerned about the impact of college athletes making money, nationwide sports betting

PAWcast: Cara Jones ’98 and Her Father Farley Jones ’65 Reflect on Their Divergent Experiences as ‘Moonies’

‘There was some deep conflict happening through my years at Princeton,’ says Cara Jones ’98

J. Morgan Kousser ’65 Gives a Brief History of Voting Rights

‘I think we should be prepared not to see a final decision on election night’

A Leader on Race And Racial History: Robert Francis Engs ’65

Princeton Portrait: Robert Francis Engs ’65 (1943–2013)

Q&A: Former William & Mary President on Challenges to Reopening Colleges

“There are some promising paths forward,” says W. Taylor Reveley III ’65

Olympian John Allis ’65 Revisits His Roots as a Bike Racer

Bruce Greenberg ’65 Shares His Love of Model Trains

Charles Gibson ’65’s New News

From the PAW Archives: In a hyperactive media world, the ABC anchor looks for the moments that define each day

SFMOMA Features Works and Donations from Designer Aaron Marcus ’65

Oral History: March Memories

Princeton’s 1965 Final Four team recalls a magical run, five decades later

A moment with ... Thomas W. Morris ’65, on the future of orchestras

A Crusade for Substance

Bill Bradley ’65 campaigns on his own terms

Bill Bradley ’65 Rethinks Leadership and Service

On Tax Reform & America’s Future

In placing the general interest ahead of the special interests the 1986 Act is a return to the values of the Founding Fathers