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Li was awarded the memoir or autobiography prize for her memoir “Things in Nature Merely Grow,” and Pearson was honored for her role in the Bloomberg graphic novel “trAPPed.” Three Princeton faculty and one alumna were also named finalists in various categories.

Li was awarded the memoir or autobiography prize for her memoir “Things in Nature Merely Grow,” and Pearson was honored for her role in the Bloomberg graphic novel “trAPPed.” Three Princeton faculty and one alumna were also named finalists in various categories.


John McPhee ’53 — former Ferris Professor of Journalism, staff writer for The New Yorker, and “spiritual father” of the Program in Journalism — spoke to students in a journalism course about his decades-long career in narrative nonfiction, ties to Princeton, and advice to the next generation of writers. 

John McPhee ’53 — former Ferris Professor of Journalism, staff writer for The New Yorker, and “spiritual father” of the Program in Journalism — spoke to students in a journalism course about his decades-long career in narrative nonfiction, ties to Princeton, and advice to the next generation of writers. 



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Christopher A. Cole '81 and Barbara Griffin Cole '82 GS '85 named the Griffin-Cole Climate and Energy Grand Challenge Fund within HMEI, providing new support for faculty research and student involvement in climate and energy work.

Christopher A. Cole '81 and Barbara Griffin Cole '82 GS '85 named the Griffin-Cole Climate and Energy Grand Challenge Fund within HMEI, providing new support for faculty research and student involvement in climate and energy work.


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A group of players and staff pose with a tournament trophy on a grass field.

The Orange and Black earned their first win over the Big Red since 2018 and are now in pole position to secure the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.

The Orange and Black earned their first win over the Big Red since 2018 and are now in pole position to secure the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.


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