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May 2021
Cryptocurrencies & the Future of Fintech
The past year has seen record growth in cryptocurrencies with the initial public offering of Coinbase and skyrocketing prices. Join us for a panel discussion about these exciting new...Read More Find out more »
A New Museum for Princeton: Building on the Past
This talk provides an overview presentation on the need to expand the Art Museum, and a preview on what the building will look like when it is done. Also,...Read More Find out more »
Reunions 2021 Startup Pitch Conference Competition and Tiger Entrepreneurs Conference
Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC) and Princeton Entrepreneurs’ Network (PEN) are pleased to organize two days of content-rich panel discussions, workshops, and a startup pitch competition. All of the sessions...Read More Find out more »
Open Tent – Thursday
Class of ’76 members can meet “under the tent” and move independently among a number of Zoom rooms to talk with classmates. ‘76ers may register on the Class website...Read More Find out more »
Fast Forward: The Changing Face of the Campus
Ron McCoy provides a ‘virtual walking tour’ of the Campus since our 25th Reunion which shows each new building and where it is located on the old Campus, gives...Read More Find out more »
Breathe in Music Together: Virtual Music Meditation Experience
Imagine sitting with your eyes closed, your body still, your awareness heightened as you follow simple, gentle meditation instruction. And then, as you take a breath, music performed by...Read More Find out more »
Toward a More Perfect Union: Reckoning With the Past, Naming the Future
With John Milton Cooper, Jr. ’61, Edmund H. Driggs ’71, Patricia Irvin ’76, Lasagne “L” Wilhite ’96, and Dan-el Padilla Peralta ’06. Moderated by Michele Minter. Find out more »
Archaeology at North Abydos 2018-2020: Burials and Breweries
Prof. Deborah Vischak will discuss her findings at Abydos, Egypt where her team has uncovered the oldest known brewery to date. Find out more »
Is China as Bad as You Think It Is?
With Dori Jones Yang ’76, former Business Week reporter and author of eight books; Steve Markscheid ’76, independent director on the boards of four Chinese companies; Terry Cooke ’76,...Read More Find out more »
Near Eastern Studies Open House
Casual social hour with alumni, faculty, and staff. Details TBD, check the Department website: https://nes.princeton.edu/ Find out more »
Tackling the Complexities of the Energy Transition: The Princeton Approach
Join us for a panel discussion on Princeton’s investment in transdisciplinary energy systems research to accelerate global decarbonization efforts and address climate change. Featuring Christos Maravelias, Anderson Family Professor...Read More Find out more »
Class of ’76’s 45th Reunion Survey Results
Josh Libresco ’76, Executive Vice President of The OSR Group (a marketing research and public opinion research company) The Class of ’76 has conducted surveys of Class members at...Read More Find out more »
U.S.-China Relations: From Engagement to Strategic Competition
With Alice Lyman Miller ’66, Bing Shen ’71, Angelica O. Tang ’91, and Sheryl WuDunn *93. Moderated by Lynn White. Find out more »
Chronology is Your Friend: Writing Lives in History—A Conversation with David Michaelis ‘79 and Alexander Wolff ‘79
Two best-selling writers who got their starts in journalism through Humanities 406–John McPhee’s legendary Literature of Fact seminar*—discuss the challenges of bringing 20th century lives to life in book-length...Read More Find out more »
The Secret Gospel of Thomas- in the Context of Jesus and Buddha
Virtual lecture delivered by Professor Elaine Pagels and Professor Jonathan C. Gold Download the flyer Find out more »
An Update on Campus Construction
Join the APGA as they host Princeton’s university architect Ronald McCoy *80 who will provide an update on campus construction. All alumni are welcome to attend. Find out more »
Institute for Chocolate Studies (ICS)- Insights Into Our Bean-to-Bar Chocolate-Making Process
Calling all chocolate lovers! We will give a brief presentation on how our students make chocolate from scratch using raw ingredients. The chocolate making process is labor-intensive, time-consuming, and...Read More Find out more »
Buddhist Cave Sites, a 1940s Photographic Expedition, and a Monumental Publication
With Dora C.Y. Ching *11, Associate Director of the P. Y. and Kinmay W. Tang Center for East Asian Art at Princeton University From site visits to research discoveries,...Read More Find out more »
Conversation | Francis Bacon: Revelations
By day the painter Francis Bacon explored the secrets of a dark century; by night he swashbuckled through London’s Soho, a Wildean figure who “adored” life and never concealed...Read More Find out more »
Free Speech, Cancel Culture, and Viewpoint Diversity on Campus
Universities are supposed to be institutions devoted to truth-seeking scholarly research and non-indoctrinating teaching. For them to fulfill their missions, basic freedoms—above all liberty of thought and expression—must be...Read More Find out more »