October 2024

Lives Lived and Lost, 2018; Hodder fellows; Early admission

For José Pabón, Princeton is better the second time around; classicist Donna Zuckerberg *14; essay on income diversity

She Roars ’18; Lessons of World War I, a century later; Honor Code revisited

Princeton sociologists study poverty; Art Museum’s must-sees; Nobel laureate Frances Arnold ’79

Rising film director Cathy Yan ’08, Quakers in Nassau Hall, Class of ’22 arrives

Alumni countertenors take center stage, an interview with President Eisgruber ’83, and more

Reunions and Commencement; Princeton passports; remembering 1968; and more

Olga Russakovsky makes AI smarter; digital archives; sexual-misconduct recommendations; and more

Oswald Veblen and the power of small numbers; women in tech; new calendar details; and more

Science as art; fashion journalists Vanessa Friedman ’89 and Robin Givhan ’86; and more

Steven Kaplan ’63 on the wonders of bread, Uri Hasson studies when we click, and more

José Quiñonez *98 opens financial doors, remembering the Oznot project, Alumni Day 2018, and more 

Native American physician Yolandra Toya ’88, Professor Keith Whittington on free speech, and more

Appreciations of alumni who died in the last year, proposed honor-code changes, and more

Our most influential alumni, slices of life from the math department in the 1930s, and more

Princeton and Slavery: Reckoning with the University’s past 

Princeton’s new home for the arts; Yair Mintzker on writing history; coding as child’s play

Nikki Bowen ’08 on molding “fierce females”; targeting gerrymandering; Class of 2021 begins

An orange-and-black road trip; poet laureate Tracy K. Smith; warrior scholars

Reunions & Commencement; climate meets weather at GFDL; Kenny Grayson

What’s next for the parties? Views from the Tiger caucus; plans for environmental studies

Students’ favorite campus places; bringing precious manuscripts back to life

Oral history from Princeton’s black community; Pitcher Chris Young ’02; ¡Adelante Tigres!

Lem Billings ’39, a most loyal friend; Day of Action; Poet Henry Morgenthau III ’39

Steve McNamara ’55 advises journalists at San Quentin; Seth Shostak ’65 on science

Alumni and faculty on the Trump Era, sustainability update, and more

Lives Lived and Lost: 2016; fresh look for Old Frick; and more

Let’s Talk Language: Words, expression, and communication

Triangle Club celebrates and reflects, a Muslim chaplain on faith and understanding, and more

Katherine Milkman ’04 on the tug of temptation, Princeton for president, and more

When women came to Princeton, the campus life of a fugitive slave, and more

A most difficult decision, an essay by Verlyn Klinkenborg *82, and more

Reunions & Commencement, new life at the Princeton University Art Museum, and more.

Graduate student and Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Shaw isn’t afraid to experiment.

Was Samuel Stanhope Smith, Princeton’s seventh president, a racist or a progressive — or both?

President Eisgruber ’83 discusses some of Princeton’s most pressing issues, from campus protests to admissions.  

As federal support for research declines, how can Princeton make it up?

In a Dry Country: Jay Famiglietti *92 chronicles our depleting aquifers.

Strategic planning, alumni essays, Wilson scholars weigh in, and more.

Lives Lived and Lost: 2015 | Planning for Princeton’s Future | Black on Campus: One Alum’s View | Woodrow Wilson 1879: His Record on Race

33 Hours: The Sit-In at Nassau Hall | Special Section: Love and Romance — Affection, Devotion, Attraction

Our Latest Laureate, Angus Deaton wins the Nobel Prize in economics | Remembering C.K. Willams | 75 Years with WPRB | Limitations on Campus Speech?

Taking Them Home: Bridget Wright '01 carries on a century-old family funeral business | Q&A: Dean of the College | Survey on Sexual Misconduct | Who Should Get Experimental Drugs?

Princeton in Havana: A semester abroad sparks insights on a changing Cuba | A Conversation on Feminism | Welcome, Class of '19

Family Life: For Akhil Sharma '92, acclaim and tragedy are intertwined | Sexual Consent and Misconduct | A Cabbie's View of China | Support for Entrepreneurs

Reunions and Commencement 2015

ISIS: A Primer, by Professor Bernard Haykel

Return of a Treasure: A new movie depicts how Randy Schoenberg '88 retrieved a Nazi-looted icon

Princeton Women Are Perfect - On the court: 30-0

Planet Hunters: N. Jeremy Kasdin '85 and fellow professors search for planets orbiting other stars

Fighting Ebola: Dr. Bruce Ribner '66 has shown how the disease can be beaten

Lives Lived and Lost, 2014

Special Issue: The Brain -- What scientists are learning about how we think, learn, and remember, and how our lives could change as a result

The Word Man of Princeton: Writer, mentor, Professor For Life John McPhee '53 | Manjul Bhargava *01, Math and Magic | Grading Policy Revised | Are We Excellent Sheep?

The Engineer: Mother Nature, meet Frances Arnold '79 | Princeton's Cherokee Chief | Asian American Studies Update

Race and Privilege: Lawrence Otis Graham '83 on how affluence and status couldn't shield his family from bigotry | Marty Johnson '81, local hero | Sexual-misconduct policies changed

Respect, Please: Jennifer Weiner '91 is fighting for women's novels | Grade deflation likely to end | Herman Taylor '76: Heart study | A year of cheese

Reunions and Commencement 2014 | Princeton, 1914: At a Turning Point | In Defense of the Humanities | Poetry of Protest

Being There: Matt Herron '53 captured images of an era | Class of '18: Saying 'Yes' | I, Too, Am Princeton | Mental-Health Policies Questioned

Economics for the Masses: Professor Alan Krueger | Global Forum on Higher Education | Trees of Princeton | Alumna To Lead Athletics Department

How Darwin's Finches Evolve: For 40 years, Rosemary and Peter Grant watched natural selection at work | What Is Consciousness? | Admission: Tougher Than Ever

A Pose for Power: Amy Cuddy *05 | New Focus at Career Services | Superbugs: Fighting Back | The Battle Over Higher Ed

Trapped: Alice Goffman *10 lived among men in a broken neighborhood to examine how policing and prison altered their lives | Alumni Day 2014 | NROTC Returning to Campus | Civil War Photography

Surviving Rabies: Rodney Willoughby '77 and the debate over the most letal of viruses | Research on Aging | Outreach to Low-Income Students | Tuition and Fees Set

Lives Lived and Lost, An Appreciation | Alumni mourn 'Dean Fred' | Stengel '77 on Mandela