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Einstein’s Begonia
The famed physicist’s legacy quietly lives on with cuttings from his flowering plant shared in Princeton and worldwide
June 2025
The perspective of Monica Harris ’88; 45 years of the Princeton Record Exchange; Einstein’s begonias live on.
Features
Features
The Lasting Groove of Princeton Record Exchange
In honor of Record Store Day on April 12, PAW explores the history of PREX
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On the Campus
On the Campus
Amid Federal Cuts, Seniors Aiming for Grad School Face a Difficult Path
Some seniors have even had their grad school admission offers rescinded
On the Campus
Class Close-Up: Age of Dinosaurs Course Builds Science Literacy
Geosciences professor Christopher Griffin imparts an understanding of sound science vs. unsupported claims
On the Campus
For Former Postdoc Kanato Goto, Running Is More Than a Hobby
Goto calculated that he’s run about 25,000 miles since arriving in Princeton
On the Campus
Friends Remember Lauren Blackburn ’26 and the ‘Greatness Inside of Him’
A family obituary said Blackburn died after a ‘courageous battle with bipolar disorder’
Research
Research
Bacteria Researchers Tout Vital Role of Federal Funding
In the face of federal funding cuts, these Princeton researchers are speaking out
Princeton Portrait
Princeton Portrait
A Tragic Candidate in the Princeton ‘Conclave’ for University President
E. Harris ‘Jinks’ Harbison 1928
Essay
Princetonians
Princetonians
Under Second Trump Administration, Free Speech Debate at Princeton Intensifies
Stuart Taylor Jr. ’70 and Ed Yingling ’70 founded the nonprofit organization Princetonians for Free Speech
Behind the Research
Student Dispatch
Academics
Administration
Administration
Princeton Braces for Budget Cuts, Possible Layoffs
Permanent cuts of 5% to 10% will be implemented over the next three years, according to a memo sent to faculty and staff
Alumni
Sports
Sports
Does Xaivian Lee ’26’s Departure Signal an Ivy Transfer Trend?
Lee, the Tigers’ top scorer in the last two seasons, is transferring to Florida
Arts & Humanities
Arts & Humanities
Humanities Are Alive and Well at Princeton. So Where Are the Humanities Majors?
In Princeton’s Class of 2024, just 12.2% of graduates majored in humanities departments
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