June 2021

Clifford Brangwynne marries engineering and biology in a quest to understand the inner workings of the cell

Nature took its toll, but alumni wineries adapted

Every 17 years, a Princeton ‘major’

‘Lead us from darkness to light,’ said Vineet Chander, coordinator of Hindu Life

‘One stroke of a pen did not and could not bring slavery to a halt,’ Hunter said

The University’s first full-time Muslim chaplain died of cancer at age 40

‘We need stronger ties to industry so our students can see what it’s like to be an engineer,’ Andrea Goldsmith says

‘It is in our interest to build a moral platform,’ said CPUC Resources Committee chair Blair Schoene

The gap year has been “a great adventure,” said Laeo Crnkovic-Rubsamen ’24

The class watched and dissected the opening arguments of the Derek Chauvin trial

The new center is named for Emma Bloomberg ’01, who has worked for education and anti-poverty nonprofits

‘It gives you a sense of how much intelligence and talent and imagination is locked up in prisons’

Five online works in the project stretch the limits of imagination and tech for online performances

Several factors ‘contributed to the rise of constitutions, but the main one was a dramatic increase in ... warfare.’

“What I found was a generational difference in perception,” writes Arika Harrison ’21

As Brood X reemerges, Princetonians recall cicada years past

Kaufman and his wife Wendy Morris inspired Australians to take up the cause of ‘walkable neighborhoods’

A race can come down to fractions of a second, and every action has a crucial impact

Princeton Portrait: William Alfred Eddy 1917 *1921 (1896–1962)

In a new book, Blain hopes to capture for future historians what Black people in the U.S. are thinking now

Leyva’s startup offers tools to promote bilingualism at home

‘We need to pivot now, because our communities are being devastated’

Liebenthal co-founded Bold.org, a platform to connect donors and students seeking scholarships