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Woodrow Wilson ’79 Revisited
On the 150th anniversary of his birth, scholars take a fresh look at his legacy
Woodrow Wilson ’79 and Precepting: Myth and Reality of a Princeton Institution
The same ideals that led Wilson to create the preceptorial system inspired his new demands that the eating clubs may way for quads and that graduate students and faculty live...
Princeton, Woodrow Wilson ’79, and the Spanish-American War
Waged a century ago, the nation’s fling with imperialism offered alumni adventure and made Woodrow Wilson ’79 an internationalist…
Woodrow Wilson ’79’s Wisdom
Nuggets on Life and Learning From Princeton’s 13th President, Compiled by Playwright William McCleery...
Woodrow Wilson ’79: Volcanic Fire From a Thinking Machine
A Review of August Heckscher’s Book: ‘Woodrow Wilson: A Biography’
Princeton in Whose Service? Breaking Down Woodrow Wilson ’79’s Famous Phrase
Woodrow Wilson’s Famous Phrase Has Come to Mean Much More Than He Intended
Woodrow Wilson ’79: Cold Handshake, Warm Heart
Princeton's Oldest Living Alumnus Recalls Woodrow Wilson ’79
Woodrow Wilson ’79’s Role in Football
Wilson had more to do with football than just about any other American President, before or since. Unlike Jerry Ford, he never played on an organized team, but he coached...
The Patton - Wilson ’79 Succession
Behind Wilson’s sudden elevation lay months of behind-the-scenes maneuvering
What Carter Could Learn From Woodrow Wilson ’79
Arthur S. Link reflects upon the similarities and differences between the 28th and 39th Presidents of the United States
Woodrow Wilson ’79 Amid the “Demure Damsels”
Lucy Maynard Salmon, one of Wilson’s graduate students and later one of Vassar’s most distinguished professors, wrote scathingly of his narrow-minded attitude toward women. Before Salmon arrived at Bryn Mawr...
The Papers of Woodrow Wilson ’79
A scholarly enterprise of unusual magnitude just keeps rolling along...