October 23, 2019

Oct 23, 2019

Football at 150; Kevin Kruse on Twitter’s battleground for ideas; Imani Perry essay

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Features

Princeton Celebrates 150 Years of Football

From a New Brunswick Field to Yankee Stadium

The Birth of Football ... Or Not

What was that first game, anyway?

Views of Contact May Change Football

#History in 280 Characters

Kevin Kruse and the battle for ideas — on Twitter

President’s Page

President’s Page

“In the Service of Humanity” — Novogratz Bridge Year Program Prepares Leaders and Global Citizens

On the Campus

University Completes Reviews of Sexual-Misconduct Policies and Procedures

Internal, external committees identified areas in which Princeton “could and should do more,” Provost Deborah Prentice says

‘Who Deserves to be Recognized’: Seeing Campus Workers in a Different Light

Student and Alumni Group Urges University to Divest From Fossil-Fuel Companies

Peebles *62, Princeton’s Newest Laureate, Reflects on his Path to a Nobel

Rethinking the GRE

To spark greater diversity, some departments drop exam requirement

Good News for Students: More ‘A’ Grades

In Short

Exhibit Spotlights Five Decades of Women

Alumnae Reflect on Life at Princeton

On the Campus: Student Activities Fair

Research

Imani Perry: ‘Like Many Others, I Try to Unravel the Fear’

The World, the Wonder Behind the Music

Behind the Research: Wendy Heller, music history

Alumni News

Holocaust Trauma and its Effects, Generations Later

Asha Rangappa ’96: Reality Checker

In a time of misinformation, an FBI agent-turned-professor has found her niche correcting the record

Rally ’Round the Cannon: Strange Bedfellows

The power of a diverse community

Podcast Spotlight: Kirsten Meyer Wrinkle ’88 Goes Behind the Scenes With Theater Pros

New Podcast at PAW Online

An Epic Discovery, the Award of a Lifetime

Macarthur Winner Jeffrey Alan Miller ’06

From the Archives: Emilio Ambasz *66

Princetonians: Dance Movement

Sports

Basketball Preview: Princeton Men and Women Return Standouts in Key Spots

Football: Defense Forces Turnovers, Offense Perseveres in Win Over Harvard

Training for Tokyo: Try, Try Again

After a near miss in 2016, Masters ’15 vies for a seat in Australia’s men’s eight

Memorable Games, in PAW’s Words

Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Princeton Football Greats

Front and Center: A Gallery of PAW Football Covers

The Big Three

Kevin Davidson ’20, Devon Peterkin ’20, Carrie Dimoff ’05

Football: A Season of Celebration

Featured Authors

Featured Authors

Dana R. Fisher ’93 Studies Grassroots Activism and the Blue Wave

Featured Authors

Richard Stengel ’77 Illuminates the Rise of (Dis)Information Wars

Music and Film

Sprayed: Examining the Link Between Pesticides and Zika

History

Chronicling Football’s First Games

Robert Blackwell 1768 *1782: He Preached To A Fledgling Nation

Princeton Portrait

Tiger of the Week

Tiger of the Week

Yvonne Ng ’91 Creates Books and Toys That Provide a Runway to Engineering

Tiger of the Week

Alumni at Kairos Aerospace Use New Tools To Curb Methane Leaks

Tiger of the Week

Sprint Football Alum Matt Wolf ’05 Makes His Way in the NBA

Alumni Around the Web

Alumni Around the Web

Nov. 5, 2019: Williams ’65 *67 and Tsien’s Latest Designs for Obama Presidential Center Released

Alumni Around the Web

Oct. 29, 2019: Beha ’02 Named Editor of Harper’s; Chin ’75 Scrutinizes Presidential Immunity

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