March 5, 2014

Mar 5, 2014

Surviving Rabies: Rodney Willoughby '77 and the debate over the most letal of viruses | Research on Aging | Outreach to Low-Income Students | Tuition and Fees Set

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From Murphy's Lab: Sex Kills

Survival Story

Ten years ago, Dr. Rodney Willoughby ’77 treated a teenager who had rabies, long thought to be fatal in all cases. She lived. But Willoughby’s methods remain under fire.

A Rabies Primer

Turning Back the Clock

Can some of the declines associated with aging be delayed or even prevented? Coleen Murphy thinks so.

President’s Page

President’s Page

At the White House, a Clarion Call for College Access

On the Campus

Financial Aid Up 8.5%

Tuition, Room, Board To Rise 4.1%; Total Cost Estimated at $58,940

Welcoming J Street U

Student group resisted at other schools, but gets warmer reception at Princeton

Powerful Benefits

Eisgruber: University expanding efforts to attract, support low-income students

Student Dispatch: A Community of Men Takes a Stand Against Personal Violence on Campus

PAW Asks: Cecilia Rouse

The Woodrow Wilson School Dean and Former Obama Adviser Discusses the Representation of Women in Economics

‘A generous mentor’: Kulkarni Appointed Grad-School Dean

On the Campus

In Short

Research

Sociology: The Most Fragile Families

A decades-long Princeton study gathers extensive data on unmarried parents

Faculty Books

Engineering: A Cheaper Battery for Electric Cars

Faculty Book: Philip Pettit

Falling Short When It Comes to Freedom

Alumni News

Starting Out: Kaitlin Henderson ’12

From the Archives

Profile: Elizabeth Dabney Hochman '85

A youth magazine that wrestles with deep issues

Doris Kim Sung ’86: Breathable Buildings

Designing surface materials that respond like human skin

New Releases

Dancing with Yin & Yang

Reading Room: David Agus ’87

Doctor’s order: Take charge of your health

Trivia: Princeton in Hollywood

After 25 Years, Imagining the Whistle That Never Came

Reunions Guide

From the Editor: ‘If I’m Wrong, You’re Dead’

Sports

Women’s Basketball: Balancing Two Sports

Dietrick ’15 sets the pace on the court; at season’s end, lacrosse is her game

Sports Shorts

Extra Point: Freshman Tennis Star Takes a Southern Route to Princeton

Women’s Basketball Rolls in Final Weekend, Setting Up De Facto Championship Game vs. Penn

Women’s Basketball Falls to Penn in Ivy Title Game

Rally ’Round the Cannon

Rally ’Round the Cannon

Tinsel, Glitter, and the Transformation of Princeton

Tinsel, Glitter, and the Transformation of Princeton

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Jordan ’60 Translates Homer's Odyssey

Featured Authors

Hillis ’02 Studies Russian Nationalism in Ukraine

History

Kidnapped!

#ThrowbackThursday: Basketball Heartache, 1959

#ThrowbackThursday: Outdoor Action

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: Rebecca Bergman ’78, Making the Leap to Academia

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week: David E. Kelley ’79, TV Hall-of-Famer

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