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Four Princetonians Win 2026 Fields Medals

For These Alumni Who Remember Sept. 11, One Day Shaped a Lifetime

Princetonians who were students or recent graduates during the attacks say that day shaped their careers

Scott Gibbs ’90 Examines the Psychology of Extremism

In Final Book, Rande Brown ’71 Writes About Reaching Enlightenment

Phyllis and Richard Kluger ’56 Pen A Finance Thriller

Nassau Hall Was the Nation’s Capital, and Other Facts for the Semiquincentennial

Roberta Isleib ’75 Writes Delicious Mysteries

Anthropologist Hanna Garth Calls for Restructuring the Food Justice Movement

Eddie S. Glaude Jr. *97 Examines Race As U.S. Approaches 250th

A Philly Tour Guide’s Top Spots for History Buffs

As the U.S. celebrates its 250th, Philadelphia tour guide Martin Lotito ’81 points out the places where history was made

David W. Miller Wrote a Guide for Making Ethical Decisions

Novelist Roberta A. Harold ’73 Imagines the World of Civil War Widow Annie Shaw

Novelist Emma Tourtelot ’95 Explores Mothers, Daughters, and Grief

Zavier Foster ’26 Designed the 2026 Class Jacket — Without AI

Foster’s jacket was chosen after the original winner was accused of using AI to create the design

Q&A: Photographer Kevin Birch Sees Reunions Through a Lens

Birch has been photographing Princeton Reunions for almost two decades

Four Princetonian Authors Named 2026 Pulitzer Prize Winners, Finalists

Jamila Michener ’03 Examines Housing Issues

Ed Park Blends Reality and Fantasy

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

Marcus Lee Explores Identity, Politics, and Legacy in Black History

Toni Morrison’s Lectures on Race and Literature Revived

Visiting Professor Kevin Sack Researches Black Faith Amid Violence

Eddie Glaude Jr. *97 on 100 Years of Black History Month: ‘I Find Hope in Our Story’

Rande Brown ’71 Taught Buddhism, Karma, and Consciousness

Dec. 16, 1949 — Oct. 13, 2025