1979

A Hub for What’s Next

New paths for research take shape at the Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Science complex

Behind the Stripes

What happens inside the mascot suit doesn’t always stay there

Books for the Perpetually Curious

Richard Morse ’79 Ran Haiti’s Historic Hotel Oloffson

‘We outdid the earthquake, yeah, but we couldn’t outdo the politics,’ Morse says

Where Old and New Meet

As part of its biggest expansion ever, Princeton is transforming its campus while attempting to balance tradition and change

‘By Alumni, For Alumni’

PAW marks 125 years of chronicling campus life, alumni achievements, and historical events

All Aboard

Princeton Journeys, in its 21st year, is looking to attract younger alumni on its excursions, including a recent trip to Argentina

Five Princetonians Honored With National Medals of Science

City Guide: Exploring Philly’s Germantown With Valerie Erwin ’79

Erwin has lived in Germantown for more than 40 years — and she knows food

Princeton Must Lead in Making DEI Reforms

The vice-chair of Princetonians for Free Speech argues that now is not a time for President Eisgruber to defend the status quo

Lives: Sylvie Bajeux *79

‘A Revolutionary,’ She Fearlessly Fought for Haitian Human Rights

Newsmakers Q&A: Elizabeth Krist ’79 on a Photo Editing Career

Jeff Fuhrer ’79 Unpacks Race and Economics in Latest Book

The Voice of the P-rade

Since 2019, Gary King ’79 has engaged and delighted as narrator of the signature Reunions event

George C. Wood ’79 Documents his Birding Journey

In Photography Exhibit, Two Alumni ‘Let Oakland Speak for Itself’

Constance Hale ’79 and Malcolm Ryder ’76 forged an artistic collaboration decades after college

Alexander Wolff ’79 Celebrates the History of Basketball in Anniversary Edition of his Classic Book

Q&A: Law Professor Rick Pildes ’79 on Reforming the Electoral Count Act

‘It would be tragic if the legislation collapsed over any of these issues,’ Pildes says

In Somers Randolph ’79’s Carvings, Light Plays with Stone

After a half-century of sculpting, Randolph has no plans to stop

Chad Edwards ’79 Is Bringing Space Exploration to Life

Edwards, a physicist, leads NASA projects on Mars

Finishing Writer’s Final Book Becomes His Family’s Mission

Robert Goldberg ’79 and his family helped complete his ailing father’s final novel

Lives: Marianna TePaske Daly ’79

She Found Her Calling In Rural Medicine

Goldberg Family Collaborates on Latest Installment of Inspector Mazarelle Series

Jonathan Reades ’97 on Face-to-Face Communication in Business