Essay

Director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi Shows Students Acting, Directing Techniques

Acting is best when you’re not thinking about it, Hamaguchi tells students

Essay: The World Is a Little Less Bright Without Pete Carril

‘So many memories are flooding back,’ writes Michael S. Flynn ’90

Building the Identities of New Residential Colleges

For Yeh’s mascot, college head Asif Ghazanfar has seen a lot of student support for the ‘Yeti’

Opening Exercises 2022: Place and Presence

From the Editor: Where Does PAW Fit Into Your Life?

Coming Back

A Princeton education in the ‘new normal’

Commencement 2022: The Value of Persistence

From the Editor: Final Draft

Class of 2020 On-Campus Commencement: Entangled with Princeton

A Letter From My Freshman Self

Undergrads Put a Pop-Up Restaurant in a Dorm

‘We just love cooking,’ said Allen Park ’23

From the Editor: How ’40 Witnessed History

From the Editor: PAW’s Farewell to ’38

Addressing Climate Change

Essay: The People Who Walk You Home

“The many Princeton relationships that developed or deepened even in my 50s never ceases to amaze me,” writes Bill Eville ’87

Essay: Remembering Mercer Street

Norman L. Cantor ’64 recalls noteworthy people and scenes from 1950s Princeton

Aiming for Transformation: How We Fli at Princeton

From the Editor: Supply Chains, Staff Changes, and My Farewell

A New Phase for Quantum Science at Princeton

Princeton’s Quick-Thinking Chess Star Builds a Livestream Following

Essay: Remembering Tuskegee Airman Gen. Charles McGee

Debby Greenberg ’87 reflects on hosting her hero for Black History Month

Venturing Forward

From the Editor: The People on the Bench

My Father, Montaigne, and the Art of Living