Features
Features
Features
‘Born to Do Something’
Attorney Brittany Sanders Robb ’13 may have made a name for herself working on behalf of Kobe Bryant’s widow, but she has been helping people since she was a kid
Features
The Alumni Interview Endures
28,917 interviews offered, 7,330 volunteers, 161 countries: The numbers get bigger, the world gets more complicated, but this tradition is going strong
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‘I’m Painting the Experience of a Moment’
After gathering force for years, Mary Weatherford ’84 is now an art star
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Roll Call
For 50 years, Hoagie Haven has been overstuffing students with quirky combos and a carb-loaded menu
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
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Begin Clearing Encampment on Cannon Green
Responding to the University’s directive to vacate spaces before end-of-year events, the protesters said: ‘Our demands remain the same’
Sports
Sports
After 46 Years, Men’s Track and Field Mentor Fred Samara Retires
“Coaching was a 24/7/365 type of thing for me,” Samara said
Sports
Jovana Sekulic ’26 Shoots for Olympic Water Polo Spot
Sekulic took a gap year in hopes of earning a trip to this summer’s Paris Olympics
Sports
Princeton Hires Ben Syer from Cornell as the Next Men’s Hockey Coach
Athletics director John Mack ’00 hopes the former Cornell assistant will ‘raise the floor’ for the program
Sports
Norwegian Sculler Jonas Juel ’22 Trains for Big Races Ahead
The life of a national team rower suits Juel, who is also pursuing a master’s degree in cognitive neuroscience
Sports
Sculler Hannah Scott ’21 Is Racing for a Spot at the Paris Olympics
The pandemic cut short Scott’s time on campus, but it helped launch her international career
Research
Research
Behind The Research: Anna Arabindan-Kesson
Arabindan-Kesson is iIlluminating the intersection of medicine, race, and art
Research
Princeton Engineers Say Retroreflective Materials Could Cool Cities
These researchers say measures can decrease temperatures in urban settings by nearly 5 degrees
Research
Research Photo: Advancing AI
Research
Faculty Books
History
History
He Wrote the Song That Poked Fun at Professors for Some 85 Years
Princeton Portrait | Andrew Clerk Imbrie 1895 (1875-1965)
History
Math Be Damned, He Fell Upward Through a Career in Medicine
Princeton Portrait: John Finney 1884 (1863-1942)
History
Princeton Portrait: He Wrote a Cookbook for Those Best at Making Reservations
Charles Browne 1896 *1899 (1875-1947)
History
His Name Made Him Worthy of America’s First Medical Degree
John Archer 1760 *1763 (1741-1810)
President's Page
President's Page
The Enduring Value of the Humanities
President's Page
Princeton Pre-read 2024: ‘The Worlds I See’
President's Page
Speak Up for Princeton and for Higher Education
President's Page