March 20, 2019

Mar 20, 2019

Peko Hosoi ’92 on sports science; adventurer Richard Halliburton 1921; McCarter’s Emily Mann

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Features

What Would Halliburton Do?

The life of a Princeton adventurer

A Whole New Ball Game

MIT professor Peko Hosoi ’92 explores the underlying complexity of sports

Data-Based Coaching

Sports science at the Princeton Boathouse

President’s Page

President’s Page

Extending the Influence of the Humanities

On the Campus

Helping Hands

American Sign Language courses attract a passionate following

Reforms Move Forward

New penalties, other changes emerge from reviews of the Honor System

Princeton Students Join National Climate Strike

Q&A: Emily Mann, a Champion of New Work, New Voices on the Stage

Questlove Takes the Stage at McCarter

In Memoriam: John Bonner, Ben Primer

In Short: Undergraduate Applications Down 7.2 Percent

On the Campus: Peretsman Scully Hall

Research

Creative Writing: Phil Klay, Soldier-Scholar

A ‘quintessential storyteller’ of America’s war in Iraq

Sociology and Public Affairs: How Facts Are Distorted

New paper explains how scientific facts become skewed in the age of information

Going With the Flow to Make Cities More Sustainable

Behind the Research: Elie Bou-Zeid, civil and environmental engineering

Alumni News

A ‘Bright Orange Torch’

Alumni Day speakers emphasize moving past division through empathy and education

Top Honors: Pyne Prize, Jacobus Fellowships, and Alumni Awards

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Institutionalizing

Do students have ideas, or just psychoses?

Podcast Spotlight: Claire Fallon ’10 Recaps, Deconstructs ‘The Bachelor’

A Glimmer of Hope

Lessons from rallying alumni support for Maria Ressa ’86

From the Archives: The Visiting Captain From Yale

Sports

Dancing Again: Women’s Basketball Beats Penn, Returns to NCAA Tournament

Women’s Basketball Moves On To Ivy Tournament Finals

Men’s Basketball’s Comeback Falls Short in Ivy Tournament

Women’s Basketball: Bella the Baller

Alarie ’20, the all-everything center, pushes her team in another championship run

The Big Three

Chris Sailer, Adam Kelly ’19, Ryan Schwieger ’21

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Joanne Ramos ’95’s Novel Explores Motherhood Against a Dystopian Backdrop

Featured Authors

Haemin Sunim *07 on Love and Imperfection

History

Sonia Sotomayor ’76 Rescues America’s Pastime

From the PAW Archives: May 1995

‘An Educated Lady’ Gets the Job: Anne Shaw

Princeton Portrait

On the Trail of Richard Halliburton ’21

From the PAW Archives: May 1975

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Brian Barren ’89 Helps Cleveland Gear Up for its All-Star Showcase

Tiger of the Week

Andrew Geant ’05 Works To Fill Gaps in the Tutoring Marketplace

Tiger of the Week

Robbie Cape ’93 Looks To Technology as a Link for Patients and Physicians

Tiger of the Week

Bruce Greenberg ’65 Shares His Love of Model Trains

Alumni Around the Web

Alumni Around the Web

April 2, 2019: Lander ’78 on Gerrymandering; Ilchman ’90 Curates Tintoretto Exhibition

Alumni Around the Web

March 26, 2019: Crossword Champ Feyer ’99; NYT on Mueller ’66’s Return to Private Life

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