June/July 2020

From drinking to ruling to growing old, a series of books offers classic advice

‘Where schools and universities have started to bring back students, COVID cases have rapidly followed,’ President Eisgruber ’83 wrote

Critical response to letter gets a presidential rebuke

“These decisions are extremely difficult,” the Ivy League Council of Presidents said in a statement

Half of undergraduates will be allowed back on campus each semester

“It was apparent that many were struggling with the issue”

“This is not the Princeton of Woodrow Wilson’s time”

“What are you going to do with the education that you get here?”

Factors for the decision included safety concerns and travel restrictions

“In many ways [the regulations] took us multiple steps back,” said Aisha Tahir ’21

One thing is certain: The fall semester will begin on schedule

In the United States, the debate has been raging

University researchers are examining viral load, asymptomatic carriers, and more

How do we balance the risks to individuals and society?

Survivors’ stories of police violence “give them voice” 

Princeton was a pioneering institution for computer-created music

“There are some promising paths forward,” says W. Taylor Reveley III ’65

“I believe Torah always speaks to the current moment”

“This is a very fragile world, and we need to remember that.”

“My children are experiencing a historic and unforgettable moment in their lives”

“COVID-19 does not differentiate between the housed and the unhoused”

“We are reminding everyone that ‘it is OK to not be OK’”

“I ran one class meeting as a Dungeons and Dragons session”

‘Dense, high-poverty, inner-city settings are most threatened’

“One cannot reach every child virtually if they are not all connected”

Natalie Guo ’12 expects the project may soon deliver as many 30,000 meals per week

“It’s a long-term ground war,” says Edward Ryan ’84

‘We have to create a groundswell of public opinion,’ Burnes says

‘Let me channel that grief into momentum,’ says Jessica Li ’18

‘We are here to really contribute to the world around us’

It’s uncomfortable to challenge your own biases, Bouygues says

“We are truly all connected,” Harrel says

Donnelly hopes future generations will join his thinking about meat production

“We realized that the old system wasn’t addressing the changes that were necessary”

“Brown is cutting one of its few truly diverse sports,” Dinkins wrote in a viral blog post