Graduate Alumni

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

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