June 2023

Shaun Cason ’23 ranks among the graduating class’s most promising scholars and unique stories

The class that dared to ditch orange and black

Princeton is raising more money than ever, yet participation rates are declining. What gives when it comes to Annual Giving?

They were isolated and harassed. They were nurtured and supported. They were Princeton’s first four-year undergraduate class of women.

Since 2019, Gary King ’79 has engaged and delighted as narrator of the signature Reunions event

‘The bigness is a challenge in a whole host of ways,’ said museum director James Steward

‘Everyone genuinely enjoys the lectures and wants to come and listen,’ said Chloe Raichle ’23

Statue debate continues with panel on John Witherspoon’s stance on slavery

Use this key to get around campus on Saturday afternoon

History is still growing on Princeton’s campus

Even though dark matter can’t be imaged directly, Redmond explains, it distorts the light from galaxies behind it

In an autobiography, Brown tells of his childhood in Dublin, studies at Oxford in the ’50, and more

‘The institutional corruption was far worse, I think, than we imagined or understood,’ Wilson says

The philosopher and political activist announced his candidacy with the independent People’s Party

Relive key moments from the weekend and catch up on what you missed

Dale Caldwell ’82 takes over at Centenary University after four decades in academia

The ‘Queen’s Gambit’ actress said she credits the experience as her big break

Not sure which tents to hit during Reunions? Check this out.

‘Nobody seems to know the actual originators of the trophy — who donated it, who thought it up’

... and that includes relearning the locomotive

Princetonians — real and fictional — have inspired their fair share of films.

Take a look at PAW’s past Reunions Guides, which have been published nearly every year since 1993.

Ahead of their 50th reunion, a group of stalwarts reminisce and celebrate the historic class

‘We did something unique, special, and difficult’

Raoul Fleischmann 1906 (1885-1969)

Howard is finding ways to make health care more equitable and innovative

‘In a constantly growing Asian America ... there are untold stories of fear, joy, and vibrancy’

In federal court, the two basketball players from Brown allege antitrust violations

The former senator is concerned about the impact of college athletes making money, nationwide sports betting

‘It’s so important that we hear really honest stories about what people are going through’

‘I have an educational foundation that has given me the tools to uncover for myself the torrid history of our country’