1968

Ambassador Cameron Hume ’68 on Humanitarian Aid

With the Maritime Humanitarian Aid Foundation, Hume is working to bring aid to Gaza

Richard Dorment ’68 on Scandal and Art

The PAW Staff Recommends: Favorite Books Written by Princetonians

Telling the Story of Princeton Alumni in the Peace Corps

Randolph Hobler ’68’s compendium of 440 alumni Peace Corps volunteers resides in the Mudd Library archives

Ivan Cox/Gerald Yukevich ’68 Captures Immigrant Struggles in his New Novel

PAWcast: Leo Damrosch *68 on the Life of Giacomo Casanova

‘It is just a whole fascinating multilayered world that he gives us access to’

Jeff Perry ’68’s Scholarship Is Elevating ‘the Father of Harlem Radicalism’

As an independent scholar, Perry has extensively chronicled the ideas of Hubert Harrison

Robert J. Khoury ’90 and John Selby ’68 Offer Advice on the Intern Experience

Howard Wainer 68 and Michael Friendly 71 Give Data Meaning

The longtime friends penned a book on the history of turning numbers into images

Randolph W. Hobler ’68 Tells 101 Stories of Peace Corps in Libya

The Right Bobs for the Job

Three Bobs — Bob Schoene ’68, Bob Mauterstock ’68, and Bob Weber ’68 — use their collective wisdom to help others navigate life’s second half

Relationships That Endure

Alumni and their mentors reflect on guidance, wisdom, and friendship

Never Going Back

How spring 1968 changed Princeton — and us — forever

J.D. Oznot ’68, 25 Years Out

Reading Room: Richard Dorment ’68

A Critic’s Retrospective

A Museum for Scott and Zelda

In a house where the couple lived, visitors learn of their hopes and their failings

Profile: Larry Pletcher ’68

Once a lawyer, now a farmer

Princeton spring

For the Class of 1968, senior year was a time like no other

Tiger of the Week: Patrick Ryan ’68, Gallery Director

Tiger of the Week: Randy Hobler ’68 Dreams of Broadway — and Brings Princetonians Together