On the Campus ‘Ball Pit for Cells’ Wins at Princeton Innovation Forum The improved method for studying bacteria was among the entrepreneurial projects showcased
On the Campus Scientists Speak Out Against Threat of Authoritarianism The Princeton scientists became frustrated there’s been no organized or popular resistance
On the Campus Student Dispatch: On a Campus Without Students “I’m not ‘at Princeton’ in any way I would have defined that phrase before this year”
On the Campus Princeton’s Class of ’24 Begins Around the World But Together Online ‘We’re still able to get some experience, even if it’s virtually,’ said Joshua Arce ’24
On the Campus Princeton Students Rally Peers to Serve as Poll Workers Amid a Shortage It’s a chance to make a valuable contribution and keep more polling sites open in November, said Ella Gantman ’23
On the Campus After 50 Years, National Organization for Women Daycare Still Flourishes An oral history project marks UNOW’s milestone
Research It’s Not Too Late for Election Activism, says Professor Sam Wang By looking at narrow leads and volunteering, people can still make a difference in the days before the election
Research Research: How Protest Movements Can Shape an Election Omar Wasow researched how violent and nonviolent protest influenced the ballot box during the civil rights era
Research Q&A: Professor Julian E. Zelizer on Newt Gingrich’s Partisan Politics ‘In pursuit of partisan power, he was willing to break with convention’
History Princeton Portrait: The ‘Girl Reporters’ Who Got Their Scoops Princeton Portrait: Doris Orth Pike (1923–1996) and Ruth Flavin Donnelly (1919–1991)
Alumni News Essay: Career Diplomat Fletcher Burton *88 on Woodrow Wilson ‘Wilson’s icon has been shattered, and yet we are not through’
Alumni News J. Morgan Kousser ’65 Gives a Brief History of Voting Rights ‘I think we should be prepared not to see a final decision on election night’
Alumni News Law Professor Rick Pildes ’79 On How to Make Your Vote Count ‘We’re at risk of not getting the message out about how important it is for people to vote in person’
Alumni News PAWcast: Bart Gellman ’82 Investigates the NSA’s Unlawful Surveillance of Americans ‘Privacy is an essential condition for living our lives with freedom’
Alumni News Jessica Dheere ’93 Documents Government Restriction of Digital Free Speech ‘A free, open, and secure internet has never been more important’
Alumni News Home During COVID, Anita Pan *20 Sculpts Great Art Into Oreo Cookies Pan has sculpted and published about 50 creations in her chosen medium
Tiger of the Week The Improv Goes On For Aliza Pearl ’04 and Kelechi Ezie ’08 ‘The arts are always there for you to renew you and fulfill you’
Tiger of the Week New York Times Reporter Danielle Ivory ’05 Leads Project Tracking COVID ‘I love to dig really deeply into what I’m covering and piece together a mystery,’ Ivory says
Tiger of the Week Picture Book by Jan Lettes Zauzmer ’83 Fosters Excitement about Voting ‘My hope is that kids will be inspired to grow up to be voters themselves,’ Zauzmer says
Tiger of the Week Migratory Birds Flock to Anina Gerchick ’76’s Ecological Art Living sculptures can reconnect migration routes like stones across a stream
Alumni Around the Web Oct. 13: College Named for Mellody Hobson ’91; Annamie Paul *01 Leads in Canada