1938

Early Reunions Organizers Fought to Bar Women From the P-rade — and Lost

They do not ‘fundamentally belong,’ wrote an alum in 1958

From the Editor: PAW’s Farewell to ’38

Photo from the Archives: The Great Class of 1938

Great Britain Unveils Bank Note Honoring Alan Turing *38

The mathematician’s stature has grown steadily since the 1980s, as a brilliant, socially misunderstood scientist

Lives: William Coors ’38 *39

A Controversial Conservative Whose Years Had Great Highs and Lows

Reunions at 100

Fuller Patterson ’38: War Story

On Memorial Day, remembering a Princetonian and a Belgian’s loving deed

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38: Father of the Hubble

Lyman Spitzer’s space telescope dramatically changed astronomy…

In Memoriam: Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38 and Robert Dicke ’39

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38 On Space

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38 Earns the James Madison Medal

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38 and The Ultimate Energy Source

Princeton physicists near the mid-point of a decades-long effort to harness fusion...

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38: A Roving Eye in Space

The often-troubled Princeton OAO experiment finally takes off!

Princeton, Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38, and Astronomy

After A Brilliant Record, New Vistas in the Space Age!

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38: The University in International Science

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38 ’s Stellarator

Princeton’s $34,000,000 Project For Thermonuclear Power Declassified by the AEC At the Geneva Conference.

Lyman Spitzer Jr. 37 38 and the Atomic Energy Commission

By Lyman Spitzer Jr. 37 38: Travel Through Space!

A telescope above the dense curtain of the earth’s atmosphere, says an astronomer, would open new doors of knowledge...

Astronomy At Princeton With Lyman Spitzer Jr. 37 38