July 2024

Kareem Maddox ’11 heads to this summer’s Olympics as a torchbearer for 3-on-3 basketball and the Princeton program

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

The former rising political star is forging a new path but awaits an appeal ruling that could send him back to prison

A few dozen Princeton students have participated in the Rose Castle Foundation’s peacebuilding trainings

The West Windsor development adds housing for grad students and postdocs, plus facilities for varsity sports

Waterston encouraged the graduates to think for themselves

Find “opportunities to work with those with whom you may disagree,” Nusrat J. Choudhury *06 told graduates

Lego hobbyist and Princeton staffer Matt Smith is hoping the company selects his design for production

Arab Barometer is a joint venture headed by Princeton, the University of Michigan, and three institutions in the Middle East

We just read “Intimacies” by Katie Kitamura ’99 

Jones, who died Aug. 17, edited magazines including People, Money, and PAW

Excitement bubbled around the athletes on opening weekend, including those who spoke with PAW

Pal’s app, Commons, advises users on how to make their everyday choices greener

“When mental health is on the fritz … every aspect of our health is at stake,” said Lucy McBride ’95

Seven Olympians in one year is a new high for Princeton fencing

Princeton Portrait: Mary Alison Frantz (1903-1995)

Attacking midfielder adds to the list of Princeton’s U.S. national team stars

“Princeton wants alumni to think they have a voice, but the Board of Trustees is an opaque, largely undemocratic ladder”

Loevner draws out Jackson Hole’s wealth divide in the storyline of ‘Peak Season’

Apantaku’s podcast explored systemic racism in Chicago through a 1997 hate crime