1988

Small Town Wonderers

There may not be many Princetonians who’ve settled in rural America, but here are several of their stories

Elana Sigall ’88’s Documentary Tackles Education in Orthodox Jewish Schools

Sigall previously served as New York state’s education adviser

Going Against the Current

Monica Harris ’88 brings her own perspective to the culture wars

‘The Worst Hellscape’: L.A. Fires Claim the Homes of Alumni

From Altadena to Malibu to Pacific Palisades, Princetonians are picking up the pieces. “When the bad stuff happens, my tendency is to try to focus on ‘What’s the next step?’”

Lydia Denworth ’88 on Friendship and Loneliness

The Ball Is in His Court

Dan Porter ’88’s latest project, Overtime, is changing the way teens play and watch sports and perhaps upending an entire industry

Dr. Tina Carroll-Scott ’88 Is Vaccinating Her South Miami Community

‘We need to pivot now, because our communities are being devastated’

Eric Weisbard ’88 Tracks American Music Evolution Through Writing

Classicist James Romm ’88 Resurrects Ancient Thebes

The job of the historian is ‘not letting past be forgotten, not letting heroic deeds go unsung’

Q&A: Jennifer S. Hirsch ’88 on Shifting the Conversation

Using a public-health approach, new perspectives on campus sexual assaults are found

PAWcast: Lydia Denworth ’88 on Friendship’s Essential Role in Wellbeing

What the science of social bonds can teach us about our own relationships

Podcast Spotlight: Kirsten Meyer Wrinkle ’88 Goes Behind the Scenes With Theater Pros

From the Peace Corps to the State Department, Donald Lu ’88 *91 Embraces a Global Career

Luis Javier Castro ’88 Helps a Community Health Center to Grow and Serve

Nick Marsh ’90 and Nancy Easton ’88 Work Together To Promote Health, Fitness in Schools

Voices: A Harvey Hangover...

And why that’s a good thing

Millicent Shelton ’88 Excels in the Director’s Chair

Ben Cheyette ’88 Explores the Biological Basis of Psychiatric Disorders

Daniel Oscar ’88 Promotes Mentoring as a Driver of Educational Outcomes

For Writer Douglas Alden ’88, It’s 1927 Again

David Zabel ’88, Television Writer, Producer, and Co-Creator of ‘Mercy Street’

Return of a Treasure

Randy Schoenberg ’88 helped a friend recover a famous painting that had been looted by the Nazis. Now Schoenberg’s story is told onscreen.

Reading Room: Lydia Denworth ’88

To Help a Son, a Mother Learns About Sound

When girls were women: Reflections for a reunion