Features The Doctor Is On Céline Gounder ’97, an infectious-disease specialist, moved into the spotlight during COVID — and remains there
Features Long Ago and Far Away Princeton astronomers say a new telescope could answer their deepest questions about the early universe
On the Campus A Summer Spent Fighting Injustice, Serving Others, and More PAW interviewed 11 undergrads whose summer projects made the world a better place
On the Campus Grad School Program Has Forged 290 Student-Alumni Mentorships Through GradFUTURES, students find advice on studies, career paths
On the Campus New Town Ordinance Protects Eating Clubs as Historic Places The move follows a controversy over 91 Prospect that was resolved in October 2021
On the Campus University Relaxes COVID-19 Rules in Advance of Fall Semester Vaccine boosters, asymptomatic testing no longer required; building access to expand
Sports Football Preview: Tigers Seek Second Consecutive Ivy Championship Princeton turns to fresh talent after departure of a remarkable senior class
Sports Tigers Remember Coach Pete Carril, Who Defined Princeton Basketball ‘You fight like hell and have a good plan, and just have to do it every single time,’ said Howard Levy ’85
Sports Trio of Tiger Golfers Compete in USGA Amateur Championships Catherine Rao ’26 reached the quarterfinals at the U.S. Women’s Amateur
Sports Famed Basketball Coach Pete Carril Changed the Game The hard-nosed creator of the ‘Princeton offense’ has died at the age of 92
Research New Cancer Research Branch Examines Role of Diet in Treatment Princeton is now home to the newest branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research
History He Curved His Way To the First No-Hitter Princeton Portrait: Joseph McElroy Mann 1876 (1856-1919)
Alumni News Q&A: How Two 2016 Alumnae Built an ‘Unlikely’ Friendship ‘Meet people that are different from the people you know … because that’s where that growth comes from’
Alumni News Rally ’Round the Cannon: Journal of the Plague Year A Princetoniana Museum online exhibit preserves alumni writings from the COVID pandemic
Alumni News Q&A: Jordan Salama ’19 on Colombia and Writing the 2022 Pre-read ‘At the end of the day, environmental well-being is also human well-being’
Alumni News Jerrauld Jones ’76 Was Among the First to Break Racial Barriers ‘Integrating was rough,’ says Jones, who was one of two Black kids to begin at Virginia Episcopal School in 1968
Alumni News PAWcast: Tom Szaky ’05 on the World’s Overwhelming Waste Problem ‘The real question for humanity is, can we rise above our basic animalistic desires to consume?’
Tiger of the Week Jackie Berger *96 and David Carroll *84 Consult on Energy Use ‘Over time it just seems that our work has become more and more relevant’
Tiger of the Week After Teaching Students, Alain Sanders ’73 Is Teaching the Public ‘Be an alert, avid reader of as many different sources as you can,’ Sanders says
Tiger of the Week In Documentary, Daniel Mendelsohn *94 Dispels Holocaust Myths ‘It really makes this country’s inaction all the more appalling,’ Mendelsohn says
Featured Authors Frank Biondi ’66 and Jane Biondi Munna ’00 Share Lessons from the Life of an Entertainment CEO