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Alumni Day Speakers Reflect on Service to the Nation

‘In the service of others. That’s what we were taught, that’s what we absorbed here,’ said Gen. Christopher Cavoli ’87

Psychology Professor Erik Nook Studies Joy and Happiness

‘We maintain these myths that happiness should be the be-all and end-all of our lives,’ Nook says

Diary of Stewart M. Robinson ’1915 *1918 Offers First-Hand Account of War

Mary Firestone ’99 Encourages Others to Find Hope in Healing

David Abromowitz ’78’s Novel Explores the Immigrant Journey

Patricia Blessing *12 Unpacks Architecture in the Ottoman Empire

Christopher Chambers '82 Continues Crime Mystery in Second Book of His Series

Michelle Obama ’85 Inspires Hope in Latest Book

Lives: Lisa Goddard *95

A Climate Scientist Who Helped People Near and Far

Princeton Memo Directs Faculty on Acceptable Use of ChatGPT and Other AI

Architect Taylor Plosser Davis ’93 Helps Clients Age in Place

The architect is helping her clients transform their homes

Marcia Schenck *17 Documents the Experiences of African Migrants

Derek Lidow ’73 Explores the History and Impact of Entrepreneurship

James Heffernan *64 Unpacks the Impact of War on Writers’ Works

Eszter Hargittai *03 Studies the Digital Divide During the Pandemic

Sharona Muir ’78’s New Book Launches Readers into a Mythical New World

Kieran Setiya *02 Offers a Handbook on Navigating Hardships

Christopher Cavoli ’87 and Robert Kahn *64 to Receive Top Alumni Awards

Professor Ruha Benjamin Makes the Case for Small Positive Choices for the Greatest Impact in New Book

Nash and Wohlforth ’86 Tackle the Chaos of COVID Head-on in Latest Book

Alexander Wolff ’79 Celebrates the History of Basketball in Anniversary Edition of his Classic Book

Bhadrajee S. Hewage ’20 Challenges our Knowledge of the Buddha

Telling the Story of Princeton Alumni in the Peace Corps

Randolph Hobler ’68’s compendium of 440 alumni Peace Corps volunteers resides in the Mudd Library archives

Association of Black Princeton Alumni Launches Fundraising Campaign

ABPA moves away from dues-based model to support the organization