Palmer Square by the Numbers
Population. Palmer Square, with just 100 dwelling units in the newly completed Residences section and 124 units — mostly smaller ones — in the...
Pi Day Offers Professors, Puzzles, and, of Course, Pie
Now in its sixth year, Pi Day Princeton celebrates the birthday of the most famous scientist ever to call Princeton home, the mathematical constant...
Seeking His Heritage, Callahan Traces Irish Emigration
The boy standing next to the Model T was 14 when the photographer took his picture. It was 1921. Having left school after eighth...
What a Tangled Web It Is: A Virtual Panel Explains
Over the next week three of the more influential people in the world of the Internet, including two men regarded as the “fathers of...
When Mom Dies, and the Family Home Is a Museum
The African tortoise is a Princeton legend. Known as George, the 200-year-old reptile — said to have been a part of Queen Victoria’s court...
At ScienceSeeds, Trial + Error = Summer Fun
Michal Melamede, a computer scientist turned science promoter, went to a French school when she moved from Tel Aviv to New York City with...