September 2020

As the spread of COVID-19 continues, Princeton revises plans for fall semester

The credit- or degree-granting program would extend the University’s educational mission

“We are in an era when many people mistakenly treat free speech and inclusivity as competing values”

‘History keeps evolving, and so must institutions’

‘We cannot blindly trust our government or school board leaders’

‘Protesting severe injustice is worth doing; there is compelling moral reason to do it’

“Hofstadter believed that intellectual values were crucial to a democratic society,” says Professor Sean Wilentz

‘Given that the COVID pandemic has completely disrupted the debate schedule and format, why not try something new?’

A new collective seeks to educate while also funding Black authors and booksellers

“We need a permanent solution that is based in humanity and values”

‘We are going to decarbonize aviation’

Coaches and student-athletes head into a fall without athletic competition

‘I want him to know that I’m working harder than him,’ Kuffner said

Princeton Portrait: Robert Francis Engs ’65 (1943–2013)

‘Princeton changed my life in countless ways,’ Bender says

‘We recognize our ambition in this mission is very big and broad. We can’t do it on our own’

‘To me, health is not just about seeing your doctor once a year and checking the boxes’

‘Being surrounded by nature has been really great, especially in the pandemic,’ Lim says