December 2021

‘Language is a moving target’

Two alumni mayors take different approaches to common challenges

Traditions are changing after a yearlong pause in many parts of campus life

Two years ago, 14 graduate departments decided to make the GRE optional

Alumni support civic-minded students through the program

Plan for environmental studies and engineering complex moves forward

Two star women players left, while men build on experience

Taylor analyzes racial inequalities, social movements, and Black politics

‘There are some who do believe in vaccines, but they just haven’t gotten themselves there yet,’ Cooper says

Hikoichi Orita 1876 (1849-1920)

‘You can truly do anything; there’s no script to any of this,’ Howell says

Having trouble picking a book by a Princeton alum to read? PAW has you covered.

After Jim Rockenbach ’64 was told he has two months to live, the friends traveled to see him in Florida

Ressa’s class has rallied around her as she faces charges from the Philippine government

When schools cut the sport, they also eliminate academic opportunities for Black students

Slaughter argues that we must look backwards to move forward

Bose spoke with PAW about the deliberative styles of presidents past and present

A letter to readers from our board chair

Pandemic closures deprived the club of operating income, the club’s president wrote

‘I’ve always been pretty anti-‘doom and gloom,’’ says Osaka, an environmental journalist

‘I was always trying to express the music in my head with the people I trusted’

‘You’re not doing anybody any good if you’re prosecuting the wrong person’