Graduate Alumni

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

Q&A: Texas Rep. Eric Johnson *03 on Removing Confederate Markers

Bert Smiley 78 and Nina Feldman-Smiley 79 Manage an Iconic Resort in New York State

Richard Lunt *10 Aspires To Produce Clear Energy with See-Through Solar

Ledio Cakaj *09: Refugee To Researcher

Displaced at 16, an Albanian refugee brings a new perspective to the plight of child soldiers

Honors for Service

Kevin Smith *12 Puts Policy Expertise to Work in Rural Kentucky

Uncovered

Gregory Heyworth *01 reveals what’s beneath centuries of damage to precious manuscripts

Harari *73, Leighton ’78 To Be Inducted in Inventors Hall of Fame

Architect Jae Shin *11 Brings Design Principles to Public Housing

The Architectural Legacy of C&C and Robert Venturi ’47 *50

Ezra Levin 13 and Angel Padilla 13: An ‘Indivisible’ Force

Former congressional staffers take a page from the Tea Party playbook

Reading Room: Joseph Winters *09

Reconfiguring hope, with room for melancholy

Lives: Ernest Frederick Roots *49

A scientist, explorer, and teacher until his last days

Lives: Elwyn Simons *56

Part scientist, part adventurer, all raconteur

Lives: Marvin Minsky *54

A lifelong tinkerer who helped launch a revolution