Carlett Spike
Carlett Spike content overview
Sirad Hassan ’20 Explains How Maps and Almanacs Led Her to ‘Jeopardy!’
“I checked off a life dream of mine and I still can’t believe that happened,” Hassan said
Research and Thesis Work Are Cut Short as Most Princeton Labs Shut Down
About 10 percent of the University’s research capacity is still active on campus.
Shared Experiences of Alumnae Inspire Coeducation Theater Project
As coeducation marks a milestone, student and alumni artists look back
Coping With COVID-19
Pandemic sends undergrads home as Princeton shifts to online instruction
Start-Up Students
Entrepreneurs Zietz ’22, Marquardt ’21 draw inspiration from athletics
Princeton Announces Plans for Virtual Instruction After Spring Break (Updated)
University’s decision is part of continuing response to concerns about the spread of coronavirus
Expanding Support
TigerWell helps campus mental-health outreach go beyond the health center
Lives: Henry Urbach ’84 *95
An Architect Who Never Stopped Experimenting
Unsealed After 50 Years: Trove of T.S. Eliot’s Letters Clarify Relationship With His ‘Secret Muse’
1 ResponseExploring Values and Asian Culture By Asking: ‘What Is Cuteness?’
Class Close-Up
Community House Turns 50
Programs to help local youth and families changed the lives of alumni as well
Opening Up Humanities
Festival seeks to connect with new audiences
Born Out of Debate Over Wilson’s Legacy, Marker Is Dedicated Amid Protest Dedicated Amid Protest
Artist Walter Hood: ‘It’s not a monument’
Thrive Conference: ‘This is Our Reunions’
During the three-day conference, Princeton’s black community reflected on highs and lows




















