2021

Tiger Bech ’21 Was Joy On and Off the Field

’He was like a lightning bolt that streaked across all of our lives,’ wrote his high school position coach Lance Strother

Tiger Bech ’21 Killed in New Orleans Truck Attack

Bech played football and studied sociology at Princeton

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

Princetonians Photo: Dear Stranger

Sculler Hannah Scott ’21 Is Racing for a Spot at the Paris Olympics

The pandemic cut short Scott’s time on campus, but it helped launch her international career

Diana Chao ’21 Is Reaching Young People Through ‘Letters to Strangers’

Chao seeks to build a movement around better youth mental health

The Legacy of Legacy

Family ties are famously strong at Princeton, but changes to admission policies could be coming. Five alumni ponder the future.

Newsmakers Q&A: Alex Kaplan ’21 Talks Coffee and Physics

PAWcast: Jon Ort ’21 on Firestone’s Forced Labor and Donations to Princeton

‘Liberian labor, coerced Liberian labor and the exploitation of Liberia, underpinned the library’

Princeton Internships in Civic Service Celebrates 25 Years

Alumni support civic-minded students through the program

Wondering What Could Have Been for the Class of 2021

Celebratory Commencement Gives a Glimpse of Brighter Days Ahead

After a challenging year, the Class of 2021 gathered for Commencement

PAWcast: Taishi Nakase ’21, Valedictorian for the Class of 2021

‘There’s something quite extraordinary in all these things that we’ve experienced’

Three Win Pyne Prize

These Six Seniors Won Major Scholarships as 2020 Drew to a Close

Students Scattered by COVID Connect With Alumni Across the Country

‘How often do you have five Princeton seniors on your doorstep offering cookies?’

Student Entrepreneurs Create App For Taking Campus Tours

Undergrads Face the Pandemic in Pods

Student Dispatch: On a Campus Without Students

“I’m not ‘at Princeton’ in any way I would have defined that phrase before this year”

Princeton Students Rally Peers to Serve as Poll Workers Amid a Shortage

It’s a chance to make a valuable contribution and keep more polling sites open in November, said Ella Gantman ’23

An Unusual Summer of Camping, Art, Spelunking

Princeton Students Circulate ‘Anti-Racist’ Books and Reading List

Students and Grads Cope With an Uncertain Job Market

Beginning the Princeton Journey: A Peculiar Sort of Home

Freshman Essay Contest Winner