On the Campus Rexford ’91 Named Provost, Research Dean Debenedetti Steps Down Princeton announces changes in administrative roles that will take effect in 2023
On the Campus Trustees Vote to Divest and Dissociate from Fossil Fuel Companies The University will cut all ties with 90 companies, including Exxon Mobil and Dominion Energy
On the Campus Provost Debbie Prentice Picked to Lead Cambridge University Prentice will be the first American to lead the University of Cambridge as vice-chancellor
On the Campus Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to Former Princeton Professors Ben Bernanke and Philip Dybvig are the 16th and 17th economics Nobel winners who’ve either studied or taught at Princeton
On the Campus Princeton Changes No Contact Order Rules After Student Pushback Danielle Shapiro ’25 was the subject of a complaint in the spring and wrote about her experience in ‘The Wall Street Journal’
Sports Penn Dashes Princeton Football’s Ivy Title Hopes With Late Touchdown Tigers finish 8-2 after heartbreaking losses in the season’s last two weeks
Sports Princeton Rowers Celebrate 150 Years on the Water ‘As hard as it was, it was still an amazing experience,’ said rowing alum Janet Youngholm ’75
Sports Tigers Miss Chance to Clinch Ivy League Title, Bonfire Princeton falls to Yale 24-20, its first loss of the season, and sets up a dramatic end to the football season next weekend
Sports Offensive Lineman Henry Byrd ’23 Sets Sights on the NFL Byrd says learning to tap dance contributed to his impressive footwork on the field
Sports In First Game at New Soccer Stadium, Tigers Trounce Dartmouth Remnants of Hurricane Ian couldn’t keep women’s soccer from victory
Research Economist Leah Boustan ’00 Is Busting Myths About Immigrants Boustan’s new book shows immigrants help grow the economy and spur new innovations
History Three Brothers Who Became University Presidents Princeton Portrait: Karl Compton *1912 h’34, Wilson Compton *1915, and Arthur Compton *1916
Alumni News Election Recap: Campbell ’04, Polis ’96 Win Statewide Races Six alumni incumbents will be returning to Congress
Alumni News Playwright and Filmmaker Douglas McGrath ’80 Dies at 64 In 2015, McGrath wrote for PAW about writing musicals for Triangle Club
Alumni News On Election Night, Watch These Eight Tigers Running for Office Seven incumbents are seeking reelection, and Andrea Campbell ’04 is favored to be elected attorney general in Massachusetts
Alumni News Douglas Rushkoff ’83 Explains the Post-Apocalyptic Plans of the Rich Rushkoff’s new book details how the ultra-wealthy plan to escape from the rest of us
Alumni News PAWcast: Christine Emba ’10 on Changing Our Culture’s Sexual Script ‘The first step is just simply honesty, being more open and honest about what we really do want’
Alumni News Essay: The Long, Fraught Princeton-Harvard Football Rivalry ‘There may well be antagonism, but if there is, it won’t be for the first time’
Alumni News Princeton Alumni Volunteers Are Helping Allies Flee Afghanistan Princetonians and others volunteering with No One Left Behind have helped more than 2,000 Afghans leave the country
Tiger of the Week Dave Pentecost ’72 Is Bringing Outer Space to Kids Pentecost has worked on building several planetariums, most recently at the Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens
Tiger of the Week Glenn Dryfoos ’83 Just Released Jazz Great Benny Carter’s Princeton Recordings ‘Benny … is the Joyce Carol Oates, the Arthur Lewis, the John Nash of jazz,’ Dryfoos says
Tiger of the Week Barbara Roper ’77 Stands Up for the Average Investor Roper is now advising SEC Chair Gary Gensler, but her focus remains the same
Tiger of the Week Actor George Butts ’08 Finds Niche in Hand Modeling After his first commercial, Butts found an agent who told him to get a manicure immediately
Tiger of the Week Jesse McCarthy *18 Shines Spotlight on Little-Known African American Authors McCarthy won the Whiting Award for his ‘dazzling’ first book
Tiger of the Week Dawn Miller *10 is Helping NYC’s Mayor Fight Climate Change ‘There’s just so much that can be done using the city government to do good in the world’
From the Editor Divestment Gets Its Power From the People | Opinion Activists and faculty are the driving forces behind the University's shift away from fossil fuel companies