Graduate Alumni

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

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

Michael Norton *02: Want to Smile More?

Give your money away, build your own table, and make chocolate a ritual

Profile: Don Boroson ’73 *77

Faster Downloads — From the Moon

Philip Eckhoff *09: Bytes to Fight Bites

A mathematician builds models to stem malaria, polio, tuberculosis, and HIV

Profile: T’Sai-Ying Cheng 63 64

A Pioneer for Princeton Women, Fifty Years On

Profile: Mary Fernandez *96

A nonprofit pairs STEM students with mentors

Q&A: Jonathan Rapping *92 on Defending the Poor

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

Reading Room: William Silber *66

The legacy of Volcker ’49

Reading Room: Nicholas Carnes *11

Why Are There So Few Blue-Collar Lawmakers?

Foreign-policy expert Michael O’Hanlon ’82 *91

Reading Room: Katie Roiphe *95

A cultural critic

Remembering Bob Goheen '40 *48

Modest and plain-spoken, Princeton's 16th president believed in honest talk