Graduate Alumni

Lives: Elwyn Simons *56

Part scientist, part adventurer, all raconteur

Lives: Marvin Minsky *54

A lifelong tinkerer who helped launch a revolution

January 2017: Shelley Frisch *81 on Voice in Translation

Goin’ Backstory

Voices: Something to Celebrate

Remembering a night at the White House

Reading Room: Heather Ann Thompson *95

Well-Kept Secrets Behind an Uprising Are Unveiled

Vocation to Avocation: Jerry Sorell ’50 *51

PAW Tracks

Conversation: Speaking Their Minds

In defense of unsafe spaces

Reading Room: Donald R. Fletcher ’39 *51

The Eternal Optimist

John Suarez *12 Wins Top Civilian Award for his Work Developing Army Communication Systems

The Skin of the Seas: Words and the Act of Noticing

Pedro Pablo Kuczynski *61, Peru’s New President

Update: Robert Venturi ’47 *50: Prized Achievement

Denise Scott Brown honored after an alumna helps lead effort to secure an overdue honor for the architect

The Enduring Power of Gatsby

Love, through his eyes

David Kuwayama *08: Helping Hands in Congo

One surgeon wants to make a difference in the world’s most forsaken regions

Paul Holdengräber *95: The Art of Conversation

A master of the interview talks to everyone from boxer Mike Tyson to biologist E.O. Wilson

A Physicist in Hollywood

Kip Thorne *65, the scientist behind Interstellar, gets a new title: Movie Mogul

Chris Moore *10: Algorithms in the Field

A neuroscientist brings his knack for data analysis to a long-suffering ballclub

Still Paying

For Mahmoud Reza Banki *05, release from prison was a victory but not a happy ending

Noemi De La Puente *86: A Song of Immigration

A new musical about immigration was inspired by an undocumented Princeton student

Profile: Emily Arensman ’06 and Megan Heuer *08: ‘From novices to experts’

Alumnae design public programs to draw all audiences to Frank Stella ’58’s art at the Whitney

At Play in the Fields of Math

Manjul Bhargava *01 finds the magic in numbers

Julia Wolfe *12: Musical Innovator

An award-winning musician breaks new ground while exploring American history

Will Your Thoughts Always Be Private?: Q&A - Joshua Greene *02

Q&A: Joshua Greene *02

Life on the Run

A rising star in sociology chronicles the human costs of America’s penal system