October 9, 2013

Oct 9, 2013

Eisgruber Moves In: Our new president, Christopher L. Eisgruber '83

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Features

Eisgruber Takes Charge

The new occupant of One Nassau Hall is a folk-rock fan with a sharp sense of humor and a deep interest in ethics — and a plan to spend the year listening

In a Nation’s Service

This new college has roots in Princeton, but it was created for a place 5,700 miles away

President’s Page

President’s Page

Opening Exercises: Princeton's Honor World

On the Campus

On the Campus

Stepping Down

Rating Princeton: The Latest Rankings

Trustees’ Report Urges Stepped-Up Diversity Efforts

Fresh Faces

A new president greets a new class, Princeton’s most global and diverse

On the Campus

Student Dispatch: Taking Eisgruber’s ‘Pre-read’ Challenge, Freshmen Grapple with Concepts of Honor

Chapel Hosts Annual Silent-Film Screening

#ThrowbackThursday: Touring the Campus With Orange Key

#ThrowbackThursday: Cosmology with Brass Bells and Balloons

Baraka Speaks About Art, Politics in Campus Visit

Whig-Clio Event Shines Spotlight on Service

White Sheets, Blue Skies Featured in Princeton University Art Museum 'Happening'

'17! '17! '17!

How do this year’s freshmen stack up with their numerical predecessors?

Research

Faculty Books

Art: Beauty ... Or Just Stuff?

An exhibition and class pose the question: What is art?

Politics: Keeping Secrets

Do we have the right to know what’s done in our name?

Slide Show: Unconventional Art

Images from Dean of the Faculty David Dobkin’s recent exhibit — photos by Peter Murphy

Alumni News

Conference Features Will, Petraeus

From the Archives

Starting Out: Alexandra Kolaski ’13

Bridging a Chasm

Reading Room: Andrew Bacevich *82

Q&A: William Ruckelshaus '55 on the Watergate Scandal

New Releases

Jonathan Butler ’92: Rise of a Flea Marketeer

Creating trendy gathering spots for people seeking art, jewelry, and barbecue

Rally 'Round the Cannon

An Open and Shut Argument

Opening Exercises Bingo

Reunions Guide

New Year, New Leader

Sports

Extra Point: The Advocate in the Corner Office: Gary Walters ’67 to Step Down in 2014

Sports Shorts

Sprint Football: Undaunted in Defeat

After 13 years of losses in league games, the men of sprint football still play to win

With Final Four Team Watching, Men's Soccer Stays Unbeaten in Ivy Play

Epperly '15, Michelsen '15 Lead Football to 3-1 Start

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Sigman '89 *98 Develops New Performance Project

Featured Authors

Jordan 60 Pens Biography of Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster 50

History

Our Future Star Arrives

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Writer and Filmmaker Jody Savin '82

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Eric Schlosser '81 Uncovers Nuclear History in New Book

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