Jan 19, 2011

My search for Princeton’s funniest professor

A look at classmates’ lives (and our world) in the distant future

The very best of student escapades

The psychology of humor

What it takes for Princeton’s famed musical-comedy troupe to mount its show

Satirist Jeff Kreisler ’95 aims to be the thinking person’s comic

The Alumni Weekly provides these pages to the president.

Noted novelists, critics to be featured during Feb. 5–6 symposium at Princeton

A sharp divide between academic, social experiences

Follow Jason O. Gilbert '09 as he looks for Princeton's funniest professor.

An inside look at how the troupe's latest show, "Family Feudalism," came together.

This issue of PAW offers special opportunities for readers to contribute to the "Funny Princeton" theme. We'd like to hear from you.

Wa, you complete me

Jasmin Darznik *07 discovers a painful past and a half sister in Iran

Two alumni write hit humor sketches in Cambodia

Watch sketches written by Jacob Gold '06 and James O'Toole '08 for Cambodia's first sketch-comedy TV show, "Upside Down."

Experts in the psychology of humor select film and audio clips that make them laugh.

The best way to appreciate Princeton's alumni humorists is to watch their work in performance. Here's a sampling from six featured in PAW.

20 years ago, two students produced one of PAW’s most memorable covers