The Passing Sound of Forever: The Chamber Works of Jane O’Leary
[node:field-image-collection:0:render]The Passing Sound of Forever (Navona) is a collection of recent chamber works performed by members of the new Irish music ensemble Concorde and ConTempo String...
View ArticleAntony Alumkal *00 Explores the Alternate Facts of the Christian Right
[node:field-image-collection:1:render] The book: The Christian Right has constructed an alternative reality that replaces mainstream science with its own brand of paranoid science, argues Antony...
View ArticleMcKay Jenkins *96 Crosses the Battle Lines of the GMO Debate
[node:field-image-collection:1:render] Investigative journalist McKay Jenkins *96 starts Food Fight: GMOs and the Future of the American Diet (Avery) with the question on many readers’ lips: Are GMOs...
View ArticleMay 16, 2017: Kemper ’02 Previews Netflix Show; Four Alumni Join the...
Actress Ellie Kemper ’02 previews the third season of her Netflix sitcom, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, including her title character’s experiences as a freshman at Columbia. — Entertainment WeeklyFazal...
View ArticleMay 23, 2017: Mueller ’66 To Serve as Special Counsel; Roth *84 on ‘The...
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller III ’66 was chosen by the U.S. Department of Justice to serve as special counsel to investigate alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. —...
View ArticleFrom the PAW Staff: Our Favorite Campus Spots
For our May issue, we asked PAW interns and student writers to choose their favorite places at Princeton. We’ve posed the same question to the staff, and we are featuring those answers online, below,...
View ArticleKevin Smith *12 Puts Policy Expertise to Work in Rural Kentucky
Princeton was never a name that crossed the mind of a young Kevin R. Smith *12 when he was applying to colleges. The son of a former coal miner who never attended college, Smith just wanted to be close...
View ArticleStockton Rush ’84 Explores Underwater Frontiers — Next Stop: The Titanic
[node:field-image-collection:0:render]For much of his life, Stockton Rush ’84 dreamed of becoming an astronaut. It’s a fact he looks back on now with humor.“I was interested in exploration,” he says....
View ArticleLuke Armour ’13 Helps Princeton Tech Startups Succeed
[node:field-image-collection:0:render]A little over a year after graduating from Princeton, Luke Armour ’13, who was working at a Los Angeles-based software equity firm, found himself in an interesting...
View ArticleFrom the Archives
Students head through East Pyne Courtyard on their way to and from classes in this undated photo. Can you identify any of the students in the photo? Let us know by email at paw@princeton.edu.
View ArticleQ&A: Anthony Romero ’87, Louder Than Words
[node:field-image-collection:0:render]Anthony Romero ’87 became executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union just a few days before the 9/11 attacks, but he probably never has been busier...
View ArticleSave the Date for Reunions 2017!
This year’s Reunions will take place June 1–4, with the P-rade set for 2 p.m. Saturday, June 3. For more information on planned events, registration, and other details, go to...
View ArticlePrincetonians: Synchronicity
[node:field-image-collection:0:render]As synchronized swimmers for the past 20 years, Tamar ’08, right, and Philicia Saunders ’10 have worked at honing the sport’s extreme demands: intense physical...
View ArticleRally ’Round the Cannon: Oh See, Can You Say?
Now, there’s a man with an open mind: You can feel the draft from here.— Serge B. Samovar, A Night in the Ukraine, 1979To quote a learned man: “There is a reason that the First Amendment to the United...
View ArticleVoices: Branching Out
As Princetonians, many of us assume the profession we choose to enter after leaving academia will be directly related to our undergraduate major or professional school choice. In my case, I was a...
View ArticleReunions 2017: Highlights From This Year’s Major-Reunion Classes
[node:field-image-collection:0:render]“Still In Step”THE CLASS OF 1952The Great Class of 1952 is celebrating its 65th reunion and will be headquartered at Forbes College. Always a trendsetter with our...
View ArticleIn the Middle: Howard Zien ’71
[node:field-image-collection:1:render]When students went on strike in May 1970, Howard Zien ’71 went to class — and encountered jeers that made him realize how difficult it is to find middle ground...
View ArticleChristopher Janney ’72: A Symphony for the Senses
Between his sophomore and junior years, Chris Janney ’72 left Princeton, disappointed with his experience in the architecture school. Janney had wanted to design and build three-dimensional sculptures,...
View ArticleThe Ultimate One-of-a-Kind Possession
[node:field-image-collection:1:render]The most valuable stamp in the world isn’t much to look at. The one-cent magenta, as it’s known among stamp collectors, was printed in British Guiana (now Guyana)...
View ArticleMay 2017: Reunions Classes, Free Speech, Restored Documents, and More
May has us thinking about Reunions, and two of this year’s “major” classes: the 50th reunion class, 1967, and the 75th, 1942. Both left college in a world that was much different than the one they’d...
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