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The University Architect Who Also Wrote About Haunted Buildings

Ralph Adams Cram, 1863-1942
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An Art Professor Who Knew the Real Thing When He Saw It

Charles Rufus Morey (1877–1955)
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Princeton Portrait: He Founded ‘The New Yorker’ and Gave It a Second Chance

Raoul Fleischmann 1906 (1885-1969)
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Princeton Portrait: What Will Become of Farrand’s Beloved Ivy?

Beatrix Jones Farrand, 1872-1959
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Princeton Portrait: ‘Hooked’ by Triangle, He Went on to Movie Stardom

José Ferrer ’33 (1912-1992)
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Princeton Portrait: His Popularity Portended Life as the ‘Socialist Bishop’

Franklin Spencer Spalding 1887 (1865-1914)
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Princeton Portrait: A Chronicler of the Revolution She Lived

Helen Baker (1900-1955)
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Princeton Portrait: He Became a ‘Folk Hero’ After Being Shunned

Bruce McMarion Wright h’01 (1917-2005)
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Princeton Portrait: They Wrote the First (Not-So-Great) American Novel

Hugh Henry Brackenridge 1771 (1748-1816) and Philip Freneau 1771 (1752-1832)
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Princeton Portrait: He Returned To Die in Paradise

George “Horse” Kerr Edwards 1889 (1866-1897)
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Princeton Portrait: In a POW Camp, an Atheist Found God

Ernest Gordon (1916-2002)
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Princeton Portrait: A Literary Voice Born on Campus

Jesse Lynch Williams 1892 (1871-1929)
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Princeton Portrait: The Student Detective

George Strawbridge 1802 (1784-1859)
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Princeton Portrait: The Polish Logician of Firestone

Rose Rand (1903-1980)
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Princeton Portrait: A Samurai in a Distant Land

Hikoichi Orita 1876 (1849-1920)
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Princeton Portrait: A Hunter of Lost Art and Lost Alumni

Sarah Sillcocks (1913-2008)
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A Leader on Race And Racial History: Robert Francis Engs ’65

Princeton Portrait: Robert Francis Engs ’65 (1943–2013)
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Her Love of Beauty Resonates Still

Princeton Portrait: Elizabeth Milbank Anderson (1850–1921)
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A Lawyer of the Gilded Age: George Lord Day 1882

Princeton Portrait: Day moved through a strange, opulent, lost New York
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The Duel Doctor In Weehawken: David Hosack 1789

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Tapping Reeve 1763: His Lawyering Had Roots in Love

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Ethel Stockwell Jadwin: Her Surprising Bequest Changed Students’ Lives

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Nicola D’Ascenzo: His Work of Art Welcomes All

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He Shared Images of Life Under Siege: Julien Hequembourg Bryan 1921

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Charles Howard Hinton: He Wrote Science Fiction Before the Genre Existed

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Robert Blackwell 1768 *1782: He Preached To A Fledgling Nation

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Mister Mayor, The Mineralogist: Alexander Hamilton Phillips 1887 *1899

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A Thousand Words A Year: Clara Mabel Rice

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They Called Him ‘Mr. Princeton’: Frederic Fox ’39

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This Computer Was an Astronomy Star: Charlotte Moore Sitterly

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Books and Courses, But Not For Her: Katharine Fullerton Gerould

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He Loved Being On the Road: Col. Melvin Adams Hall 1910

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Benjamin Rush 1760: A Great Physician Had Help From a Freed Slave

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‘An Educated Lady’ Gets the Job: Anne Shaw

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The First Dean Leaves a Legacy: James Ormesbee Murray

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Ordinary Student, Extraordinary Event: Edward Shippen 1845

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Early Master of Hacking: Cyrus Fogg Brackett

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A Princeton Family Made its Mark: Mabel and Bessie Hillian

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A Scholar Finally Gets His Due: David Bohm

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Care and Kindness, Along with Spunk: Isabella Guthrie McCosh

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Iconoclastic Son of an Iconic Father: Jonathan Edwards Jr. 1765

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Preceptor Guy: Robert Kilburn Root

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Students, Staff Call on Princeton to ‘Pay Up’ for Unionized Workers

‘Princeton needs to wake up and realize that we are the market,’ said union leader Jeffrey Coley
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Three Books: Jane Hirshfield ’73 on Princeton-Connected Poetry

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Princeton Students Join New York Climate March

Divest Princeton and Princeton Student Climate Initiative organize trip before the start of U.N. General Assembly
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Students, Staff Call on Princeton to ‘Pay Up’ for Unionized Workers

‘Princeton needs to wake up and realize that we are the market,’ said union leader Jeffrey Coley
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Three Books: Jane Hirshfield ’73 on Princeton-Connected Poetry

On the Campus

Princeton Students Join New York Climate March

Divest Princeton and Princeton Student Climate Initiative organize trip before the start of U.N. General Assembly
Alumni News

Rajiv Vinnakota ’93 Is Working to Ensure Our Civic Future

At the Institute for Citizens and Scholars, Vinnakota is strengthening youth civic education
Sports

Dubuque Chosen as Head Coach of Princeton Wrestling

Dubuque, formerly an assistant coach, is replacing Chris Ayres, who led the Tigers’ remarkable turnaround

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