Features
Features
Features
Crashing the Conservative Party
Princeton has been an incubator of right-wing talent over the past 60 years, yet students and alumni say conservative life on campus is endangered
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Sea Change
Eric Pedersen ’82 wants to revolutionize the seafood industry and forge a new way to farm fish out of his one-of-a-kind factory in Waterbury, Connecticut
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The New Look of Legacy
Are different names on buildings and spaces part of an evolving campus or blurring University history?
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Unarmed and Dangerous
Attorney Alinor Sterling ’89 is winning judgments for Sandy Hook families and changing the gun-violence debate
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A Combustible Mix
Maitland Jones, an emeritus professor of chemistry at Princeton, has thoughts about the state of teaching after his controversial dismissal from NYU
On the Campus
On the Campus
Princeton Says Farewell to Pete Carril at Memorial Service
Speakers remembered the Hall of Fame coach’s humor, perceptiveness, tough love, and devotion to basketball
On the Campus
Princeton Considers New Program For Underserved Students
The credit- or degree-granting program would extend the University’s educational mission
On the Campus
First-Year SPIA Grad Student Found Dead in Off-Campus Residence
Maura Coursey is the fourth Princeton student to die in less than a year
On the Campus
Class of 2023: Seven Seniors Honored
Students headed to U.K. and China as Rhodes, Marshall, Schwarzman scholars
On the Campus
In Memoriam
Sports
Sports
For 100 Years Baker Rink Has Been Hockey Heaven
Historic rink maintains a unique place in the game a century after its opening
Sports
Basketball Captain Julia Cunningham ’23 Leads the Charge
Princeton’s team faces lofty expectations and a tough schedule this season
Sports
The Big Three
Sports
Penn Dashes Princeton Football’s Ivy Title Hopes With Late Touchdown
Tigers finish 8-2 after heartbreaking losses in the season’s last two weeks
Sports
Princeton Rowers Celebrate 150 Years on the Water
‘As hard as it was, it was still an amazing experience,’ said rowing alum Janet Youngholm ’75
Research
Research
Princeton Biologists Watch How Bees React to Isolation
Sarah Kocher’s lab set out to better understand social development
Research
Mathematicians Tied to Princeton Prove Stability of Black Holes
‘In a sense you are proving that these things are real,’ says mathematics professor Sergiu Klainerman
Research
Economist Leah Boustan ’00 Is Busting Myths About Immigrants
Boustan’s new book shows immigrants help grow the economy and spur new innovations
History
History
Princeton Portrait: He Became a ‘Folk Hero’ After Being Shunned
Bruce McMarion Wright h’01 (1917-2005)
History
Three Brothers Who Became University Presidents
Princeton Portrait: Karl Compton *1912 h’34, Wilson Compton *1915, and Arthur Compton *1916
History
Princeton Portrait: They Wrote the First (Not-So-Great) American Novel
Hugh Henry Brackenridge 1771 (1748-1816) and Philip Freneau 1771 (1752-1832)
President's Page
President's Page
Service Through a New LENS
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Princeton’s Tradition of Institutional Restraint
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On Free Speech
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