Features The Politics of History A conservative scholar of Lincoln and the battle over how we teach about America’s past
Features Lives: Franklyn Allen ‘Tex’ Harris ’60 His Truth-Telling Kept America on the Right Side of History
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 Student Dispatch: Wintersession Teaches Cooking, ‘Sleeping for Success,’ and More ‘I have new admiration for anyone who leads a cooking class,’ wrote President Eisgruber ’83
On the Campus Q&A: Hilton Als Offers a Theater Critic’s Point of View Visiting scholar discusses writing and understanding queer history
On the Campus Student Science Writers Aim to Make Research More Accessible ‘I thought this would be a really cool opportunity to share ideas and research,’ said Addie Minerva, who co-founded Princeton Insights
On the Campus Undergraduate Women’s Leadership Appears to be Trending Back Up Ten years after a campus report, are undergraduate women seeking top roles?
Sports Athletics: Benched by COVID Coaches and student-athletes head into a fall without athletic competition
Sports During COVID, Two Hockey Alumni Push Each Other Toward the NHL ‘I want him to know that I’m working harder than him,’ Kuffner said
Research Examining How We Misjudge the Emotional Pain of Poverty Nathan Cheek, a Ph.D. candidate in psychology, has identified what he calls a “thick-skin bias”
Research Environmental Studies: The Paths to Net-Zero A bold new study provides five affordable pathways for a clean-energy future
History Sculptor of Nassau Hall’s Bronze Tigers Was a Cowboy Princeton Portrait: Alexander Phimister Proctor (1860–1950)
History An Innocent Sent Abroad to Raise Funds For the College Princeton Portrait: Samuel Davies (1723–1761)
History An Indian Agent Whose Work Got Him Fired Princeton Portrait: Leonard D. Shaw 1784 (1766–1808)