Features
The Long Road to Paris
Kareem Maddox ’11 heads to this summer’s Olympics as a torchbearer for 3-on-3 basketball and the Princeton program
Photograph by Kevin Birch
A Reunions to remember; 3x3 star Kareem Maddox ’11 heads to Paris; P.G. Sittenfeld ’07 has reached a verdict.
Features
Features
Rise Above
Despite a sad absence and controversy, it was a roaring Reunions, especially for the Class of 2024 which entered Princeton during the height of COVID restrictions
Features
P.G. Sittenfeld ’07 Has Reached a Verdict
The former rising political star is forging a new path but awaits an appeal ruling that could send him back to prison
On the Campus
On the Campus
The Whole Student: College Dropoff 101
“You, the parent of a college freshman, are not supposed to get your kid acclimated. ... You are supposed to leave.”
On the Campus
The Whole Student: Can We Talk To Each Other?
During this spring’s campus protests, Jess Deutsch ’91 worried about the conversations that didn’t happen
On the Campus
In Memoriam
On the Campus
In Short
On the Campus
At Rose Castle Training in England, Students Become Reconcilers
A few dozen Princeton students have participated in the Rose Castle Foundation’s peacebuilding trainings
On the Campus
Beyond the Lake, Meadows Neighborhood Is Under Construction
The West Windsor development adds housing for grad students and postdocs, plus facilities for varsity sports
On the Campus
Seven Awarded Honorary Degrees at 2024 Commencement
On the Campus
‘Law & Order’ Actor Sam Waterston Speaks at 2024 Class Day
Waterston encouraged the graduates to think for themselves
On the Campus
At 2024 Commencement, Grads Celebrate Learning Together
Find “opportunities to work with those with whom you may disagree,” Nusrat J. Choudhury *06 told graduates
On the Campus
PAWcast: Valedictorian Genrietta Churbanova ’24 on Princeton, Anthropology, and Research
‘I’m really deeply thankful to … everyone who’s made this experience possible’
On the Campus
A Nassau Hall Lego Set? With Princeton Staffer’s Design, It’s Possible
Lego hobbyist and Princeton staffer Matt Smith is hoping the company selects his design for production
Sports
Sports
Beth Yeager ’26 Does the ‘Simple Things’ to Reach Olympics in Field Hockey
Attacking midfielder adds to the list of Princeton’s U.S. national team stars
Research
Research
Canvassers Go Door to Door, Tracking Sentiment in the Arab World
Arab Barometer is a joint venture headed by Princeton, the University of Michigan, and three institutions in the Middle East
History
History
Through Archaeology, Diplomacy, She Brought America and Greece Together
Princeton Portrait: Mary Alison Frantz (1903-1995)
President's Page
President's Page
Commencement 2024: ‘Leaning into Life, at Princeton and Beyond’
Alumni News
Alumni News
Remembering Journalism Giant Landon ‘Lanny’ Jones ’66
Jones, who died Aug. 17, edited magazines including People, Money, and PAW
Alumni News
For the 25 Tiger Olympians in Star-Studded Paris, the Games Begin
Excitement bubbled around the athletes on opening weekend, including those who spoke with PAW
Alumni News
The Whole Student: Talking Mental Health with Olympian Deborah Saint-Phard ’87
‘We know what a person needs so they can flourish and thrive,’ Saint-Phard says
Alumni News
Sanchali Pal ’12 Is Helping Consumers to Live More Sustainably
Pal’s app, Commons, advises users on how to make their everyday choices greener
Alumni News
Reunions Panels Shine a Spotlight on Mental Health
“When mental health is on the fritz … every aspect of our health is at stake,” said Lucy McBride ’95
Alumni News
Tiger Fencers to Wield Epee, Saber, and Foil at Paris Olympics
Seven Olympians in one year is a new high for Princeton fencing
Alumni News
PAW Book Club: Bianca Bosker ’08 on Cracking Open the Art World
‘How does an artwork go from being the germ of an idea in someone’s studio to this masterpiece that we obsess over in museums?’
Alumni News
Photo From the Archives: Class Scribes
Alumni News
Guest Essay: Choosing Trustees Requires Greater Transparency
“Princeton wants alumni to think they have a voice, but the Board of Trustees is an opaque, largely undemocratic ladder”
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Henry Loevner ’11 Leverages Wyoming Connections for New Independent Film
Loevner draws out Jackson Hole’s wealth divide in the storyline of ‘Peak Season’
Tiger of the Week
Inside a Dome, Mark Davidson *08’s Film Immerses Viewers in the Ocean
Davidson harnessed new technology to film 360 degrees underwater and further ocean education
Tiger of the Week
Erisa Apantaku ’14 Wins Pulitzer for Podcast About a Hate Crime
Apantaku’s podcast explored systemic racism in Chicago through a 1997 hate crime
Tiger of the Week
Ugonna Nwabueze ’18 Brings Old ‘Nollywood’ Nostalgia to Streaming
“The creativity of Africa, and its tenacity, is something to spotlight and celebrate,” Nwabueze says
Tiger of the Week
Rachael Jeck ’89 Is Registering Women to Vote
A lifelong advocate for reproductive rights, Jeck created the nonprofit Register Her to get more women to the ballot box
Tiger of the Week
Cindy Han ’22 Is Working to Protect Artists From Theft by AI
Han’s start-up, Trufo, is building cryptographic watermarks that can’t be separated from images and videos
Tiger of the Week
Jocelyn Schaffer ’81 Helped Create a Space for Artists in Rhode Island
At the Jamestown Arts Center, locals both create and experience art
Tiger of the Week
Evelyn Giovine ’16 Builds a Series About the NYC Audition Lifestyle
‘Gimme a Break’ chronicles the strange realities of working as an actor in New York City
Alumni Around the Web
Alumni Around the Web
Aug. 7: Christine Emba ’10 Says Young People Need to Find Meaning
Featured Authors
Featured Authors
Historian Laura Beers ’00 Revisits Orwell’s Words
