Features How to Live As the Ancients Did From drinking to ruling to growing old, a series of books offers classic advice
On the Campus Fall Return to Campus Canceled As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues ‘Where schools and universities have started to bring back students, COVID cases have rapidly followed,’ President Eisgruber ’83 wrote
On the Campus Faculty Members Propose an Anti-Racism Agenda Critical response to letter gets a presidential rebuke
On the Campus Ivy League Cancels Fall Sports Due to COVID Pandemic “These decisions are extremely difficult,” the Ivy League Council of Presidents said in a statement
On the Campus Princeton’s Reopening Will Be ‘Very Different From an Ordinary Year’ Half of undergraduates will be allowed back on campus each semester
On the Campus ‘A Space For Reflection’ In Sessions on Race and Protests “It was apparent that many were struggling with the issue”
On the Campus ‘Love Letter’ By Kwanza Jones ’93 Preceded Woodrow Wilson Decision “This is not the Princeton of Woodrow Wilson’s time”
On the Campus Q&A: Karen Richardson ’93 On Assembling a Class and Virtual Admissions “What are you going to do with the education that you get here?”
On the Campus Princeton Renames Wilson School and Residential College, Citing Former President’s Racism
On the Campus Fall Study Abroad And Bridge Year Programs Canceled in Pandemic Factors for the decision included safety concerns and travel restrictions
On the Campus Princeton Reviews New Federal Title IX Rules “In many ways [the regulations] took us multiple steps back,” said Aisha Tahir ’21
On the Campus Students Weigh Options As Princeton Plans For the Fall One thing is certain: The fall semester will begin on schedule
Research Essay: Should We Save Lives — or Save the Economy? In the United States, the debate has been raging
Research These Princeton Professors Are Researching COVID-19 University researchers are examining viral load, asymptomatic carriers, and more
Research Tiger Ethics: Helping Family and Evaluating Risk During COVID How do we balance the risks to individuals and society?
Research Together, Princeton Professors ‘Humanize the Data On Policing’ Survivors’ stories of police violence “give them voice”
History David Lewin *58 Drew Otherworldly Music From A Computer Princeton was a pioneering institution for computer-created music
Alumni News PAWcast: Jordan Blashek ’09 Journeys to Find Common Ground “We took the lesson there that everybody’s more complex, and it’s worth trying to understand”
Alumni News Q&A: Former William & Mary President on Challenges to Reopening Colleges “There are some promising paths forward,” says W. Taylor Reveley III ’65
Alumni News Alumna Is Princeton’s First To Be Ordained As Orthodox Rabbi “I believe Torah always speaks to the current moment”
Alumni News Rally ’Round the Cannon: Missing Milestones “This is a very fragile world, and we need to remember that.”
Alumni News Theola DeBose ’96 Creates a New Family Rhythm in Quarantine “My children are experiencing a historic and unforgettable moment in their lives”
Alumni News Jesse Max Creed ’07 Pushes for Safe Shelter for Homeless Veterans “COVID-19 does not differentiate between the housed and the unhoused”
Alumni News EMS Director Emily Nichols ’99 Treats COVID Like Walking Into Fire “We are reminding everyone that ‘it is OK to not be OK’”
Alumni News To Engage Students On Zoom, Elyse Graham ’07 Became a Performer “I ran one class meeting as a Dungeons and Dragons session”
Alumni News Marty Johnson ’81’s Nonprofit Helps Trenton Families Weather COVID-19 “Dense, high-poverty, inner-city settings are most threatened’
Alumni News Amid Disruption, Jacklyn Bruce ’99 Teaches Students to Learn From History “One cannot reach every child virtually if they are not all connected”
Alumni News With One Project, Alum Aids Both Restaurant and Hospital Workers Natalie Guo ’12 expects the project may soon deliver as many 30,000 meals per week
Alumni News In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together “It’s a long-term ground war,” says Edward Ryan ’84
Tiger of the Week Student Interns Step Up to Research Poverty With Don Burnes ’63 ‘We have to create a groundswell of public opinion,’ Burnes says
Tiger of the Week Jessica Li ’18 and Weimen Li ’17 Are Bringing Masks to the U.S. ‘Let me channel that grief into momentum,’ says Jessica Li ’18
Tiger of the Week Elisha Smith Arrillaga *09 Wants to Redesign School ‘We are here to really contribute to the world around us’
Tiger of the Week Helen Lee Bouygues ’95 Is Teaching the World Critical Thinking It’s uncomfortable to challenge your own biases, Bouygues says
Tiger of the Week For Evan Harrel ’83, Compassion Is About Action “We are truly all connected,” Harrel says
Tiger of the Week Neal Donnelly ’14 Finds Purpose at Impossible Foods Donnelly hopes future generations will join his thinking about meat production
Tiger of the Week After 50 Years in Admissions, David Evans *66 Leaves Behind a More Diverse Harvard “We realized that the old system wasn’t addressing the changes that were necessary”
Tiger of the Week Russell Dinkins ’13 Helps Keep Varsity Track at Brown University “Brown is cutting one of its few truly diverse sports,” Dinkins wrote in a viral blog post
Alumni Around the Web Sept. 1: Jeff Bezos ’86 breaks $200 billion; Anita Gupta *18 manages COVID pain
Alumni Around the Web Aug. 12: MacKenzie Scott ’92 Donates $1.7 Billion, Terence Tao *96’s Breakthrough
Featured Authors Francine Hirsch *98 Writes First Account of Soviet Contributions in Nuremberg Trials