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The Contender
Michael Park ’98’s rise in the judiciary has made him a leading candidate for a Supreme Court seat
December 2025
Judge Michael Park ’98; shifts in DEI initiatives; a night at the new art museum.
Features
Features
Huge Crowds Descend for a Night at the New Art Museum
The new Princeton University Art Museum saw nearly 22,000 visitors in its first 24 hours — many of them in Halloween costumes
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On the Campus
On the Campus
After Federal Cuts, SPIA Grads Stay in New Jersey
‘I realized that everyone needs help everywhere,’ said Hiba Siddiki ’25, one of two Garden State Fellows
On the Campus
Princeton Undergrads Undergo Hazing Prevention Training
The Stop Campus Hazing Act went into effect this year, requiring Princeton to disclose information
On the Campus
PAW Goes to the Movies: Sociologist Mitchell Duneier Watches ‘Springsteen’
Duneier, who has seen The Boss more than 100 times in concert, critiques the new film
On the Campus
University Reports Death of First-Year Grad Student in History
Maria Bowling, whose work centered on Angolan history, died Sunday, Nov. 9
Research
Research
SPIA’s Heather Howard Found Inequalities in Medicaid Recovery
Howard’s research into the policy showed that Black and Hispanic families missed opportunities to build intergenerational wealth
Princeton Portrait
Essay
Essay
Princeton’s Overlooked NFL Ironman
Carl Barisich ’73, who played more games than any other Princeton alumnus, has volunteered to help researchers study CTE
Tiger Travels
Tiger Travels
Essay: The Class of 1972 Built a Tradition of Traveling Together
Class secretary Ruby Huttner ’72 reflects on two decades of class trips and offers advice for other classes to get started
Princetonians
Princetonians
Sharon Gamson Danks ’93 Is Building Safer, Greener Playgrounds
Danks’ Green Schoolyards America aims to teach children environmental policy through age-appropriate play
Princetonians
These Princetonians Are Teaching Music to Immigrant Children
The Connecticut-based nonprofit INTEMPO is full of Princeton connections
Class Close-Up
Behind the Research
Academics
Academics
Senior Hadi Kamara Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Kamara joins classmate Isam Mina ’26, who was selected last month
Administration
Administration
Q&A: Former Princeton General Counsel on Cuts, DEI, Trump Effect
‘Princeton has been and remains better situated than most institutions to exalt principle over pragmatism,’ says Peter McDonough, now general counsel for the American Council on Education
Sports
Sports
Alumni Swimmers Maintain Competitive Spirit in Masters Meets
And yes, beating Harvard still matters
Student Life
Student Life
Princeton Responds to Criticism by Changing Course on Meal Plan Policy
University will cover two-meals-per-week plan for all students following blowback from students and alumni
Politics & Public Affairs
Politics & Public Affairs
Refugee Solomon Tesfaye *20 Finds New Footing, and a Novel, in the U.S.
Tesfaye was named a PEN America Emerging Voices Fellow for a novel he’s writing about the refugee experience
Rally ’Round the Cannon
Three Books
Three Books
Alfred D’Alessandro ’76 Recommends Humor
D’Alessandro’s unapologetically “un-Ivy” memoir is The B-Side of Paradise
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Elana Sigall ’88’s Documentary Tackles Education in Orthodox Jewish Schools
Sigall previously served as New York state’s education adviser
Tiger of the Week
Carey Jones ’08 Is Raising Money to Prevent Morning Sickness in Pregnancy
Jones kicked off her crowdfunding campaign with an article titled, ‘Let’s Fund the Damn Research Ourselves’
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