Features Calling All Tigers These five alumni want to harness the power of the Princeton community to address sustainability issues
Features What the Civil War Cost Princeton A Northern school with Southern ties, the College suffered from on-campus strife, declines in enrollment, and student and alumni deaths
On the Campus On Summer Hike, Ruby Platt ’25 Pens Cookbook for Backcountry Hikers Platt used her Dale Award from Princeton to hike the 272-mile Long Trail in Vermont
On the Campus Student Dispatch: A Summer of Exploring, Writing (and Sweating) in Hong Kong “What I really wanted was to write on my own terms without having time or format constraints imposed on my stories”
On the Campus PAW Goes to the Movies: Professor Alexander Glaser Watches ‘Oppenheimer’ “The movie is a cautionary tale about science, scientific advice, and policymaking,” says the Princeton faculty member and global security expert
On the Campus Princeton’s 2022-23 Annual Giving Campaign Raises $73.8 Million Participation by undergraduate alumni increases slightly from last year to 47.5%, led by the Class of 1963
On the Campus Princeton Grad Students Take Their Science to Washington The Princeton Citizen Scientists aim to persuade lawmakers on conservation, sustainable use of outer space, and more
On the Campus Is Princeton’s Campus Activism Fading? Fewer groups, smaller turnouts have some believing Princeton lags behind peers
On the Campus James Madison Program Lecturer Draws Protests Ronen Shoval has affiliations with a right-wing Israeli movement
On the Campus How Will Princeton Respond to SCOTUS Ruling on Affirmative Action? The University ‘will work vigorously to preserve — and, indeed, grow — the diversity of our community while fully respecting the law,’ said President Christopher Eisgruber ’83
On the Campus Research on Brain Injuries, Carbon Capture Among 2023 Award Winners The 19 Research Day winners had to communicate their work for a general audience
On the Campus Commencement 2023: Grads Urged to Speak Up Speakers send new alumni out with calls for community, equality, and justice
On the Campus After Tragic Loss, Grad Student’s Parents Aim to Reduce Overdoses Maura Coursey’s death was accidental, caused by ‘mixed drug toxicity’
Sports Princeton’s Andrei Iosivas ’23 Is a Catch for the NFL Princeton’s newest pro is working to prove himself again
Alumni News Can an Alum Find Friendship — or Love — in Musical Speed Dating? Princeton University Concerts’s Do-Re-Meet events aim to bring together musically-inclined souls
Alumni News Alum Swimmers and Divers Reunite for Open-Water Swim in Greece The idea of swimming several miles every day for nearly a week was daunting
Alumni News Q&A: Even at 108, P-rade Doesn’t Get Old for Joe Schein ’37 He’s also now the University’s oldest-ever alumnus
Alumni News Author Lisa Belkin ’82 Followed a Murder Back Four Generations ‘What we are doing is paving a path to the future, always, with everything we do’
Alumni News New Biography Details Complex Career of Statesman George Shultz ’42 Shultz famously said: ‘Trust is the coin of the realm’
Alumni News Essay: A Public-Interest Architect Haunted by His Thesis For 40 years, Bryan Bell ’83 has sought to center public interest design in architecture
Alumni News In Climate Conversations at Reunions, Alumni Tackle Hot Topic Solutions, skeptics, and sustainability efforts were a dominant presence throughout Reunions weekend
Alumni News Big Dreams and Daring Marked the Life of Stockton Rush ’84 Princeton friends are mourning ‘Tock’ Rush, who died last week on a Titanic expedition
Tiger of the Week Hanlin Tang ’08’s AI Technology Sold for $1.3 Billion This Summer Tang was in the first cohort of Princeton’s experimental Integrated Science Curriculum
Tiger of the Week Lauren Morera ’15 Has Visited Every National Park — Except One Armed with a spreadsheet and maps, Morera and her husband are on a cross-country mission
Tiger of the Week Executive Producer Cate Adams ’08 Worked on the ‘Barbie’ Movie ‘I think it shows you that it is OK to be messy because life is messy’
Tiger of the Week Broadcast Journalist Janice Johnston ’92 Is Leading and Changing ‘20/20’ Under Johnston’s direction, the show recently won an NAACP Image Award
Tiger of the Week Pueblo Pottery Exhibit Ties Michael Brown ’72 and A-dae Romero-Briones ’03 The exhibit Brown helped bring to the Met includes pottery made by Romero-Briones’s grandmother
Featured Authors Professor Ryo Morimoto Explores the Harm Caused by Nuclear Fallout and Natural Disasters in New Book