An exhibit at Butler College, “Being at Home in Princeton,” aims to make students aware of the history around them, particularly the stories of Princeton’ local Black community. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/exhibi…

In this week’s alumni news, Michelle Obama ’85 helps Kamala Harris rally voters, Terrence Tao *96 weighs in on AI in math, Ryan Anderson ’04 of Ethics and Public Policy Center pens a roadmap for pro-lifers, and Massachusetts AG Andrea J. Campbell ’04 sues TikTok. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/oct-22…

The November election may be the most consequential in a generation for higher education. PAW interviewed nine college presidents and experts, most of them Princeton University alumni, about what’s at stake.🎓 Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/higher…

Swanee Golden ’19 created VoteSee to make voter information about congressional representatives more accessible, to “...help people feel empowered as they head to the voting booth in November,” she says. Read about this Tiger of the Week: paw.princeton.edu/article/swanee…

.Princeton University saw its endowment grow 3.9% to $34.1 billion last year, a return outpaced by every other Ivy League school except Yale, which has not yet released figures. Over the past 10 years Princeton’s return has averaged 9.2%. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/prince…

Adriana Diaz ’06’s hard work and in-depth reporting has now brought her to a new challenge: She just became the co-host of “CBS Mornings Plus,” the new third hour of CBS Mornings. Read about this Tiger of the Week🐅: paw.princeton.edu/article/broadc…

Students and community members engaged in heated arguments yesterday at a Princeton School of Public & International Affairs talk featuring Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt, a human rights expert who reports to the UN on Palestinian issues including the war in Gaza. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/spia-e…

PAW’s November 2024 issue is now online, featuring Princetonians leading think tanks through troubled political times, the undefeated 1964 Tiger football team, and a new class that’s tackling the problem of plastics. Read more at paw.princeton.edu.

Antiquities dealer Edoardo Almagià ’73, the subject of a September 2023 PAW feature, has been charged by the Manhattan DA’s office with conspiracy, taking part in a scheme to defraud, and possessing stolen property owned by Italy. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/antiqu…

In 1965, Al Siegel ’53 photographed an impoverished community of Black residents in Maryland. It helped get the attention of the public and politicians, who eventually passed the Housing and Urban Development Act. Read about this Tiger of the Week: paw.princeton.edu/article/al-sie…

Back when he was a Princeton student, Pete Hegseth ’03, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary, was a basketball player, a politics major, an Army ROTC company commander, and a brash publisher of The Princeton Tory. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/what-w…

Alumni impacted by major storms this fall are now rebuilding their lives. Recovery is often measured in years, says AP reporter Jeff Amy ’95 — and that becomes really stressful, “to the point where I worry about people’s ability to endure that stress.” paw.princeton.edu/article/alumni…

Kathy Crow ’89 is a philanthropist, a former Princeton lacrosse standout, and a lightning rod at the center of a SCOTUS ethics controversy. PAW reached out to a swath of Crow connections to paint a picture of her life arc. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/meet-k…

A squeeze from Google is prompting #Princeton to slice the generous free email storage it offered alumni in the past. On Dec. 31 it will be capped at 22 GB, and any account exceeding the limit will have its contents erased. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/prince…

When Pton Mens Water Polo hosts the league championship next weekend, all eyes will be on Tigers’ scoring leader Roko Pozaric ’25. “You just have to be around him every day to see the impact he has,” says coach Dustin Litvak. Read more: 🤽‍♂️ paw.princeton.edu/article/water-…

Devastated by his father’s death in February, Daren Joe ’02 and his mother, who had always loved to travel with her husband, found healing in a three-week trip down the Croatian coast. Read more from PAW’s Tiger Travels: paw.princeton.edu/article/father…

Raj Shah ’00 describes his work to bridge the divide between the military and producers of cutting-edge commercial technology in “Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley Are Transforming the Future of War.” Read about this Tiger of the Week 🐅 paw.princeton.edu/article/raj-sh…

Archaeologists say the Netflix series “Ancient Apocalypse,” written and produced by Bruce Kennedy ’92, depicts theories about an advanced Ice Age civilization that never existed, and — worse — that promoting them fuels racist theories. Read more: paw.princeton.edu/article/bruce-…

PAW’s December issue is online, featuring the hidden history of secretaries and stenographers at Princeton University, plus alumni who are leading a revolution in hiring and management, neurological research into stress responses, and a controversial U.N. speaker. paw.princeton.edu