Essay

Years after watching an Agnès Varda film at Princeton, Daniel He ’16 and Maggie Zhang ’16 retraced her footsteps in the city she called home

Katharine Gammon ’03 took five months and two kids to explore the world. This is what she found. 

‘I couldn’t be prouder, not only of this book, but also of finding the strength and courage to persevere,’ writes Lindsey Goldstein ’97

The country — home to an estimated 8 million people living with the virus — had been finding success through research, programming, and community activism

Ben Weissenbach ’20’s new book is North to the Future: An Offline Adventure through the Changing Wilds of Alaska

‘My Princeton nostalgia has unexpectedly refocused on my children,’ writes Sean Rubin ’09

How a superstar and coach, bonded in their understanding of how the game should be played, set the standard for decades to come

‘By being part of UpliftIsrael, I received the gifts of agency and connection,’ writes Reyna Perelis ’27 

“Princeton wants alumni to think they have a voice, but the Board of Trustees is an opaque, largely undemocratic ladder”

The Charter Club episode, now resolved, featured varying views of intolerance

“My inbox was flooded with emails promoting free food in every corner of campus. How hard could it be?”