Features
The Attentionauts
D. Graham Burnett ’93, Alyssa Loh ’12, and Peter Schmidt ’20 are leading a movement to resist ‘attention fracking’
Features
Features
Life During Wartime
Philip Stoltzfus ’79 and Lebanese American University try to thrive amid another Middle East crisis
President’s Page
On the Campus
On the Campus
Princeton SPIA Event Dissects New Polling Data on Palestinian Attitudes
Dean Amaney Jamal, co-founder and co-principal investigator of the Arab Barometer, called the results ‘unsurprising’
On the Campus
E-Bike Ban Completes Princeton’s Crackdown on Personal Electric Vehicles
For students living on campus, all e-bikes must be removed before June 1
On the Campus
Grad Students Compete to Explain Their Theses in Just 3 Minutes
More than 50 students applied to compete for prize money at the Graduate School’s first 3-Minute Thesis showcase
Research
Research
Professor Ada Ferrer Is Telling Her Family’s Cuba Migration Trauma Story
Ferrer calls her new book ‘a plea for forgiveness from the people hurt by our leaving’
Research
This Is What Happens When Physicists Get Away From It All
At the Aspen Center for Physics, Princeton researchers find zen and breakthroughs
Alumni News
Princeton Portrait
Essay
Essay
Meeting My 19-Year-Old Dad, Eight Years After His Death
Chuck Dressel ’71’s daughter remembers her dad, an All-Ivy heavyweight wrestler who taught her ‘that hard work mattered’
Tiger Travels
Princetonians
Princetonians
At Sotheby’s, Helen Culver Smith ’03 Practices the Art of the Auction
Smith handles all Russian works for the auction house as well as artwork from the former Soviet Union
Class Close-Up
Class Close-Up
Bioethics Course Asks Students: Should We Enhance Our Minds?
The philosophy class considers Adderall, psychedelics, and emerging neurotechnologies like brain-computer interfaces
Behind the Research
Faculty Books
Student Dispatch
Sports
Sports
Princeton Men’s Lacrosse Advances to NCAA Final Four
The Tigers, shooting for their first national title in 25 years, face Duke in the semifinals
Sports
Princeton’s Parade of Champs Continues in Women’s Basketball, Squash
Women’s basketball coach departs after Ivy title run, squash star Zeina Zein ’27 leads national medalists
Student Life
Politics & Public Affairs
Politics & Public Affairs
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ’03 Axes Military Fellowship at ‘Elite Colleges’
The one fellow Princeton hosts each year brings important perspective to discussions, says SPIA professor Jacob Shapiro
Three Books
Three Books
Visit Italy by Book This Summer With Author Susan L. Schwartz ’88
Schwartz, Princeton’s first Italian major, just published A Guide to Drinking in Venice
Inspiring Alumni
Inspiring Alumni
Jennifer Arwade ’00 Is Hooked on Community Organizing in Chicagoland
At Communities United, Arwade supports community members from immigrants to struggling teens
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Christopher Beha ’02 Penned a Book About Leaving and Returning to Faith
Beha says he hopes Why I Am Not an Atheist invites readers to think
Tiger of the Week
Lin King ’16’s Translation of a Taiwanese Novel Is Up For the Booker Prize
Taiwan Travelogue by Yáng Shuang-Zi explores the island’s colonial era and food culture under Japanese rule
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