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Tiger of the Week
Stacey Vanek Smith ’99 Is Teaching Machiavelli to Working Women
Pay inequity made Smith think ‘more about Machiavelli and how to navigate things that feel unfair’
Alumni Around the Web
Oct. 19: Journalism Professor Kathy Kiely ’77 Warns of Growing Intolerance
Tiger of the Week
Andrew Bruck ’05 Is New Jersey’s First LGBTQ+ Attorney General
As an undergraduate, Bruck dreamed of serving in government, but ‘assumed it was never going to be possible’ as a gay man
Alumni Around the Web
Oct. 12: Journalist Maria Ressa ’86 Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Tiger of the Week
Paul Hanle ’69 Is Educating Judges About Climate Science
‘There is an opportunity for us to have a much broader appreciation of science,’ Hanle says
Alumni Around the Web
Oct. 5: Eric Schmidt ’76 Warns Us About Artificial Intelligence
Alumni News
PAWcast: Jeff Korzenik ’85 Lays Out a Road Map for Second-Chance Hiring
‘This is an investment in a talent pool that you can’t afford to overlook’
On the Campus
Students at Sit-in Protest Princeton’s Investment in Fossil Fuels
‘We want to see meaningful change,’ said Martin Mastnak ’25
Tiger of the Week
Matthew Spellberg *17 Seeks New Ideas for a Better World
Spellberg plans to expand the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation’s mission beyond disarmament
Alumni News
Rally ’Round the Cannon: Out to Relaunch
Tiger of the Week
Kevin Wilkes ’83 is Restoring the Home of Activist Paul Robeson
The house will serve as a gallery, a meeting space for nonprofits, and temporary housing
Alumni Around the Web
Sept. 21: Jordan Roth ’97 Examines Identity as a Fluid Construction
Alumni News
To Amend or Not? Princetonians Weigh In On the U.S. Constitution
PAW asked constitutional scholars what changes they would make
Tiger of the Week
Mythology Scholar Robert Segal *84 Shapes Religious Studies
Gnostic myths ‘postulate worlds and gods beyond our own,’ Segal says
Alumni News
PAWcast: Gigi Georges *96 Tells the True Story of Rural Maine
‘We should recognize the value of smaller places … they are much more than the pictures of hopelessness that we so often see’