Apr 8, 2020

Students head home; surgeon Bill Peranteau ’97; Anthony Romero ’87 on service

Features

Public Service in a Self-Interested Age

Woodrow Wilson Award recipient Anthony D. Romero ’87, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, spoke at Alumni Day on the meaning of public service and the importance of acknowledging history.

Features

Small Miracles

Surgeon Bill Peranteau ’97 operates on fetuses in the womb. Now he’s studying whether gene defects can be fixed prenatally, too.

President’s Page

The Charm of Alumni Day

On the Campus

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

On the Campus

Coping With COVID-19

Pandemic sends undergrads home as Princeton shifts to online instruction

On the Campus

For International Students, Many Factors to Consider

On the Campus

Class Day Speaker Choice Sparks Controversy

On the Campus

On the Campus: Moving Home

Research

Stacy Wolf: All the World’s a Stage

A cross-country examination reveals how Broadway permeates American culture

Research

Civic and Environmental Engineering: The Winds of Change

Research

Untold Stories of Latino History

Behind the Research: Rosina Lozano, history

Alumni News

Here’s What Princeton Alumni and Faculty Are Reading While Staying Home

These Princetonians wouldn’t miss the chance to spend their time at home this spring with a good book — or maybe a few

Alumni News

Q&A: Jennifer S. Hirsch ’88 on Shifting the Conversation

Using a public-health approach, new perspectives on campus sexual assaults are found

Alumni News

Biologist Wenfei Tong ’05: The Birds and Bees of Birds

Alumni News

Amy L. Friedman ’79: Helping to Deliver the Gift of A Lifetime

Alumni News

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Social Distancing

Enforced loneliness in a dangerous world

Alumni News

From the Archives: Toppled Tree

Alumni News

Podcast Spotlight: Kristin Haraldsdottir ’08 Talks With Athletes About Life After Sports

Alumni News

Princeton Cancels Reunions for 2020

Student Dispatch

Seniors Tick Off Bucket-List Items Before Making an Early Departure

Sports

The Last Shot

Women’s hockey title marks an early, bittersweet ending for 2019–20 season

Sports

The Big Three

Joey Daniels ’20, Sarah Fillier ’22, Matthew Kolodzik ’20

History

’73 Coed Returned as First Alumna Professor

Twice Georgia Nugent ’73 was a trailblazer at Princeton — first with the inaugural coed class and later as a professor

History

A Lawyer of the Gilded Age: George Lord Day 1882

Princeton Portrait: Day moved through a strange, opulent, lost New York

Tiger of the Week

Pharma Investor Alex Rosen ’11 Explains the Industry’s Response to COVID-19

The pharmaceutical world wasn’t focused on infectious diseases — until now

Tiger of the Week

With Parents and Children in Mind, Anne-Louise Nieto ’05 Builds New Tools for Language Learning

From the Editor

Alumni Around the Web

April 14, 2020: Alumni Weigh in on Fighting COVID-19

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Tod Williams ’65 *67 stands in front of the Brooklyn Bridge.

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