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

‘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

From the PAW Archives

Princeton Portrait: Samuel Davies (1723–1761)

‘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