Features
Hey, Brooke Shields ’87
You’ve spent your whole life in the public spotlight as a model, entertainer, and author. Tell us … Now what?
Photograph by Dimitri Mais
Brooke Shields ’87, Teaching organic chemistry; James Tralie ’19 at NASA
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Watch This Space
James Tralie ’19 is there when NASA makes news, explaining the deep science of historic achievements and having the time of his life doing it.
Features
Higher Educating
Princeton’s toughest classes may not look the same, but that doesn’t mean academic rigor is suffering.
On the Campus
On the Campus
Suggestions for Witherspoon Statue Include Destroying, Toppling, Moving
One speaker at the symposium called it ‘a bad work of art’
On the Campus
New Video Could Help Bring Kidnapped Student Elizabeth Tsurkov Home
Tsurkov’s family wrote that “it is great news to see this confirmation of her being alive”
On the Campus
Suleika Jaouad ’10 and Jon Batiste Will Perform at Princeton
‘The Beat Goes On’ is the newest installment of the Princeton University Concerts Healing with Music series
On the Campus
On the Campus Photo: Paw-sitive Influence
On the Campus
Pro-Palestine Students Stage Walkout as Israel Supporters Stand By
Organizers chanted ‘intifada intifada,’ which some view as an incitement to violence
On the Campus
Photo From the Archives: Guiding the Freshmen of 1938
On the Campus
Signers Say ‘Princeton Principles’ Up the Ante on Campus Free Speech
The James Madison Program’s principles say government intervention should be considered as ‘a last resort’
On the Campus
Students Gather to Mourn and Condemn Violence in Israel and Gaza
‘There are people in this room whose families have been attacked,’ said professor Daniel Kurtzer at one event
On the Campus
Former Princeton Professor Claudia Goldin Wins Nobel Prize in Economics
Goldin’s research explains the root causes of the wage gap between men and women
On the Campus
Three Princeton Alumni Win 2023 MacArthur Genius Grants
Recipients receive a “no strings attached” award of $800,000 over the next five years
On the Campus
In Memoriam
On the Campus
In Short
On the Campus
Princeton Students Join New York Climate March
Divest Princeton and Princeton Student Climate Initiative organize trip before the start of U.N. General Assembly
Sports
Sports
Five Things to Watch as Princeton’s Basketball Season Begins
Hopes are high after both teams’ tournament titles and NCAA Tournament wins last season
Sports
NFL May Come Calling for Tigers Lineman Jalen Travis ’24
Travis is poised for a career in public service — for now
Sports
Joe Dubuque Chosen as Princeton’s New Head Wresting Coach
‘This is a dream job for me, to continue doing what I love at the place I love,’ Dubuque told PAW
Research
Research
Research Photo: Seeing Clearly
History
History
100 Years Ago This Flop Led F. Scott Fitzgerald 1917 to ‘The Great Gatsby’
When his play, ‘The Vegetable,’ failed, Fitzgerald abandoned playwriting for novels
History
This Librarian Lived Under a False Identity, and Did It With Class
Princeton Portrait: Belle da Costa Greene, 1879-1950
President's Page
President's Page
Bending the Socioeconomic Curve in Selective College Admissions
Alumni News
Alumni News
Rally ’Round the Cannon: The Log College
Alumni News
Sign Up for PAW’s New Book Club
Our first read is Jennifer Weiner ’91’s new novel, ‘The Breakaway’
Alumni News
PAWcast: Three Alumni on Ukraine, Putin, and the Threat of Nuclear War
‘When you think about the prospect of a nuclear holocaust, you have to consider how deeply committed [Putin] is to this campaign,’ said Jeff Burt ’66
Alumni News
Princetonians Photo: Stunning Snapshots
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
With ‘Nyad,’ Filmmaker Chai Vasarhelyi ’00 Tells Another Wild Story
“There’s something about ‘NYAD’ that empowered me to be myself”
Tiger of the Week
Savannah Du ’18 and Michael Zhang ’17 Form Indie Pop Duo
The two recently released their first full EP
Tiger of the Week
Psychologist Andrew Shtulman ’01 Finds Surprising Truths About Imagination
In his new book, Shtulman explains that imagination is a learned skill, not an inborn trait
From the Editor
From the Editor
Help PAW Redesign Its Website
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Alumni Around the Web
Alumni Around the Web
Nov. 16: Larry Lucchino ’67 Is Selling the Worcester Red Sox
Alumni Around the Web
Nov. 7: New Yorker Editor David Remnick ’81 Reports from Israel
Featured Authors
Featured Authors
Michael Solis ’07 Explores Deep Themes in Whodunit Mystery
Featured Authors
Peter Benjaminson *77 Traces History of Beloved Icon Betty Boop
Featured Authors
Nancy Weiss Malkiel Honors William G. Bowen’s Impact on Princeton
