February 2021

He Zested For A Life of Adventure

From Afar, He Viewed Earth’s Fragility

His Truth-Telling Kept America on the Right Side of History

An Activist Committed To Causes — and Justice

The Gent of Broadway

The Princeton Man of Zinacantán

He Chronicled An Era’s Biggest Events

Champion of St. Louis

A Senator Who Shunned the Spotlight

His Service Began in the Community

He Viewed Education As a Great Adventure

A Journalist and Activist Who Kept Learning

His Door Was Always Open

He Made Us Laugh With Kindness

He Sought a World Safe From Nuclear Arms

‘We want to replace what is missing from everyday interactions,’ says Antek Hasiura ’24

These efforts seek to address some of the important — and at times divisive — cultural issues being debated in the last several years

‘It takes a village,’ said Dan Notterman, administrative director of the University’s COVID-19 testing laboratory

Rasmussen sees brighter days ahead for the theater after the pandemic

A bold new study provides five affordable pathways for a clean-energy future

From the PAW Archives

Princeton Portrait: Samuel Davies (1723–1761)

‘What seemed to me really lacking is that idea of everyone pulling together to defeat this thing as if it was a war’

‘A lot of what was lost during this pandemic is human connection’

‘He had a quality that grows more rare, and thus more precious, in these coarse and vicious times: unfailing courtesy’

Lenski is co-founder of Edison Research, which provides raw vote totals used to call the election

The user-friendly tool helps people make informed decisions about social interactions

‘The potential use cases are pretty limitless’

‘I love opportunities to look at characters in big, exaggerated ways’

‘I see myself as a teacher, no matter where I am’

When the NBA created a bubble, Harrel brought his expertise in data science