Graduate Alumni

PAWcast: Carlos Lozada *97 of The Washington Post

A nonfiction critic talks about how he reads books — and recommends a few recent favorites

Energy Strategist and Former CIA Analyst Helima Croft *01 Says Always Check Your Assumptions

HuffPost’s Matthew Krumholtz *15 Embraces Interdisciplinary Work Outside Academia

Honors for Service

Paul Oyer *96 Goes Behind the Wheel to Study the Gig Economy

Q&A: Philosopher Kieran Setiya *02 on Dealing with a Midlife Crisis

PAW’s Q&A Podcast — April 2018

Q&A: Eric Johnson *03: Correcting History Through Legislation

Scientists Margarita 09 and Andrew Womack 11 Find Their Mission in the Kitchen

Economics: The Price of Our Energy

Study documents consequences for babies born to mothers living close to fracking

Lisa Pratt *82 Begins New Role as NASA’s Planetary Protection Officer

Two Startups That Received a Boost from the University

Ted Callon ’17 and Maia Jachimowicz *08: Seeking an End to Cash Bail

Philadelphia Bail Fund sets out to reform the bail system, with the aim of reducing inequality

Lives: Hugh Hardy ’54 *56

His Designs Brought Delight to His City

Lives: Raymond M. Smullyan *59

A Mathematician Who Believed in Magic

Lives: Janice Nittoli *85

She Spent Her Years Advocating for Workers and Families

Are Index Funds Hampering Corporate Competition?

Alumni economists debate common ownership

Our Most Influential Alumni

25 Princetonians who are shaking up the world

University Fills Two High-Level Positions

Just Tech

Harlan Yu *12 and David Robinson ’04 shine a light on the civil-rights dimensions of a wired world

Where Technology and Policy Converge

Band, Basketball, and Bell-Bottoms: Owen Curtis ’72 *75

PAW Tracks

Troy Mestler *11 Works to Reset Expectations for Drone Flight

Economist Elizabeth E. Bailey *72 Looks Back on a Pioneering Career

Q&A: Sasha Fradkin ’06 *11 on Adventures in Math

PAW’s Q&A Podcast — September 2017