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Facing Failure
On a Campus Full of High Achievers, What Does it Mean to be Resilient?
Illustration by Loe Lee
When song is silenced; facing failure; a refugee’s lessons
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On the Campus
On the Campus
Triangle Club Turns Its Annual Show Into a Movie
“It has its emotional, dramatic moments — maybe more so than some other Triangle shows,” said John McEnany ’21
On the Campus
Campus Photo: An Empty McCosh Hall Bulletin Board
On the Campus
Here’s How Princeton Plans to Bring Back Students Safely
Spring plan includes social distancing, testing, and more than 3,000 undergrads
On the Campus
Theatre Intime Celebrates 100 Years of Students on Stage
The student theater company has been shaped by future stars and dedicated amateurs
On the Campus
Students Scattered by COVID Connect With Alumni Across the Country
‘How often do you have five Princeton seniors on your doorstep offering cookies?’
Sports
Research
Research
Essay: ‘There Is, in Short, No Planet B’
‘So how do we face crises and challenges in an increasingly complex world?’
Research
New Princeton Partnership Seeks Resilient Systems
Researchers will seek to understand the qualities of complex systems that produce resilience.
Research
Nonprofit Brings Seafood to Philadelphia’s Lower-Income Communities
A former Princeton postdoc, Talia Young founded Fishadelphia
History
History
An Indian Agent Whose Work Got Him Fired
Princeton Portrait: Leonard D. Shaw 1784 (1766–1808)
President's Page
President's Page
Twenty Years Later: Princeton’s Visionary Financial Aid Program
Alumni News
Alumni News
Rally ’Round the Cannon: Resilience
Alumni News
Princetonians: Peace of Mind … And Body
Alumni News
How Writer Suleika Jaouad ’10 Journeyed from Sickness to Health
She encountered strength, wisdom, and unexpected commonalities on the road
Alumni News
Kerry Brodie ’12’s Training Ground for Refugees Forges On
Emma’s Torch, a Brooklyn restaurant, provides paid culinary-arts training to refugees
Alumni News
Alumni Day Canceled
Alumni News
From the Archives: Spring Dance Festival
Alumni News
PAWcast: Author David Michaelis ’79 on Rediscovering Eleanor Roosevelt
‘That was really my project with Eleanor ... to tell her in a way that was closer, maybe, closer to the way she had actually lived her life’
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Shin-Yi Lin ’11 Is Contributing Science to New Jersey’s Maternal Health Policies
‘The importance of maternity work did not wane during the pandemic’
Tiger of the Week
Columnist Catherine Rampell ’07 Shows Why Policy Changes Matter
At 29, Rampell became one of the youngest columnists in The Washington Post’s history
Tiger of the Week
Ellie Rizzo ’13 Is Bringing Medical Orchestras Together
‘We think it is important to support this humanistic movement in medicine’
From the Editor
From the Editor
From the Editor: Finding Resilience
Alumni Around the Web
Alumni Around the Web
Feb. 2: David McCormick *94 *96 Says Fed Can’t Rescue the Economy Alone
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 19: Biden Taps Scientists Eric Lander ’78 and Frances Arnold ’79
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 12: Alumni in Congress and Media Discuss Capitol Breach
Alumni Around the Web
Jan. 5: MacKenzie Scott ’92 Makes Major Donations to Underserved Groups
Featured Authors
Featured Authors
Randolph W. Hobler ’68 Tells 101 Stories of Peace Corps in Libya
Featured Authors
Jon Wiener ’66 on LA Activism in the 1960s
Featured Authors
Michael Griffith ’87 on What We Leave Behind When We’re Gone
Featured Authors
Naomi Miller ’81 Reimagines Life of Literary Trailblazer Mary Sidney
