2014

Prerna Ramachandra ’14 Integrates Technology and Storytelling

In her latest career pivot, Ramachandra is helping manage Yahoo’s new lifestyle content platform

Alumni Plant New Roots

‘What brought each of us to where we are now were not necessarily concerted life plans, but happy accidents, if you will,’ writes Jimin Kang ’21

Erisa Apantaku ’14 Wins Pulitzer for Podcast About a Hate Crime

Apantaku’s podcast explored systemic racism in Chicago through a 1997 hate crime

Caroline Nelson ’14 Is a Rancher With an Unconventional Model

Nelson and her husband got into the industry without already owning or taking out big loans to buy land

PAWcast: Adam Mastroianni ’14 on the Illusion of Moral Decline

‘You can go back very far in history and find leaders or aspiring leaders making this claim that things used to be good, now they’re bad’

Caroline Kitchener ’14 Wins Pulitzer Prize for Abortion Reporting

‘It’s so important that we hear really honest stories about what people are going through’

Growing Green

Influenced by their time at Princeton, these eight alumni are working to address climate change

Alumni and Students Raise Awareness at Reproductive Justice Event

‘Abortion impacts almost every facet of society,’ says Kelly Davis ’05

Rosaria Munda ’14 Releases Final Installment of Fantasy Trilogy

Rosaria Munda ’14 Writes Young Adult Fantasy with a Classics Twist

Munda’s first novel is ‘Plato’s Republic meets the French Revolution, with dragons’

Jessica Welsh ’14 Wrote One of 2021’s Best Unproduced Screenplays

Welsh’s script about singer Shania Twain made Hollywood’s annual Black List

Princeton Internships in Civic Service Celebrates 25 Years

Alumni support civic-minded students through the program

Keisha Blain *14 Creates a ‘Primary Source’ for Black Voices

In a new book, Blain hopes to capture for future historians what Black people in the U.S. are thinking now

Q&A: Amy Solomon ’14 on Her Book and Many Funny Women

‘Funny women are just my passion’

What Are The Odds

Data journalists try to predict an unpredictable election

Neal Donnelly ’14 Finds Purpose at Impossible Foods

Donnelly hopes future generations will join his thinking about meat production

Far From Home, an Assault

Why I’m sharing my story about rape and study abroad

Nellie Peyton ’14 Reports Stories of Everyday Life in West Africa

Grace Li ’14 and Shaina Watrous ’14 Follow Careers Sparked by Prison Education Work as Undergrads

Alumni at Kairos Aerospace Use New Tools To Curb Methane Leaks

Emma Boettcher ’14: Giant-Slayer

Where 64 people tried and failed, one alumna outwitted a Jeopardy! phenom

Timothy Hwang ’14: Automating K Street

A young technology company, FiscalNote, unites Washington, D.C., policy and big data

What I Learned: Lessons of Little League

Memoir Meets Cultural Commentary in ‘Undoing’

Reading Room: Morgan Jerkins ’14