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A Summer Internship Gave Me a Deeper Appreciation of Language — and Mangas
5+ day, 55+ min ago (237+ words) Making friends at a nursing home in Costa Rica filled a gap I didn’t know existed Charlotte Zabel ’29, left, with Alicia, one of the new friends she met during her internship at a nursing home in Costa Rica. Courtesy of…...
High Meadows Sends Student Interns to Labs and Field Sites
1+ week, 36+ min ago (393+ words) Supporting more than 100 students annually, the summer of science is among Princeton’s largest internship programs Ottilie Sykes ’27, second from left, collected seawater samples on a four-week Atlantic research cruise in 2025. She continued her work in the lab this summer. Ward…...
New York City Tigers Feast on Food and Friendship
1+ week, 36+ min ago (374+ words) Summer interns and young alumni embrace adventures to track down memorable meals Published Aug. 18, 2026 So I sent a text to a group of fellow Princetonians spending the summer in the city: “Who’s in?” As my friends sent their responses, I…...
Summer Slavic Program Explores Language and Geopolitics
1+ week, 36+ min ago (512+ words) Princeton students are learning Russian in Estonia, a country with tensions between two ethnic communities Students hike through a Baltic coastal pine forest. Published Aug. 18, 2026 Princeton’s Russian summer program in Tallinn, Estonia, immerses students in more than language. They learn…...
Astrophysicist Emma Louden ’20 Pens Children’s Books About Space
1+ week, 1+ day ago (435+ words) Courtesy of Emma Louden ’20 Published Aug. 17, 2026 Long before studying astrophysics at Princeton — or even knowing what astrophysics was — Emma Louden ’20 discovered her fascination with space, stars, and planets. She was just 6 years old. She grew up dreaming of becoming a…...
Princeton Student Runs 118 Miles to Support Suicide Prevention
1+ week, 1+ day ago (457+ words) Sam Smart ’27 became the first woman to complete the Quad Quad Dipsea run Sam Smart ’27, right, gets a water refill from her dad during her ultramarathon run on California’s Dipsea Trail. Published Aug. 17, 2026 Sam Smart ’27 spent three years rowing on…...
Tikia Hamilton *15 Recommends Books on the Equal Education Movement
1+ week, 1+ day ago (114+ words) Published Aug. 17, 2026 She insists that these debates remain salient in a political climate that remains hostile toward efforts to prioritize educational opportunities for historically disadvantaged groups, resulting in increasing patterns of resegregation. PAW asked Hamilton to recommend three more books…...
A Summer Internship in Alaska Helped Confirm My Interest in Ecological Research
1+ week, 4+ day ago (197+ words) Published Aug. 13, 2026 Hannah Floyd ’27 is a senior in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology department. She is also an intern for PAW. Sunrise over Toolik Lake at 2 a.m. The field station is located on the edge of Toolik Lake, named for…...
Scott Gibbs ’90 Examines the Psychology of Extremism
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1230+ words) Princeton Alumni Weekly Scott Gibbs ’90 Examines the Psychology of Extremism Published Aug. 12, 2026 The book: Heading into the 25th anniversary of 9/11 this September, Gibbs drew on his experience as a psychotherapist to examine the identity systems that lead to extremism. In Toward…...
Phyllis and Richard Kluger ’56 Penn A Finance Thriller
1+ week, 6+ day ago (763+ words) Published Aug. 12, 2026 Richard Kluger ’56 is a novelist and historian who graduated with a degree in English from Princeton. He is the author of several books including the Pulitzer-Prize-winning exposé about the tobacco industry, Ashes to Ashes. Phyllis Kluger is a…...