PRINCETON – Scott Bandura was selected in the seventh round of the 2023 Major League Baseball Draft by the San Francisco Giants. He was taken with the 210th pick of the draft becoming the first Princeton Tiger selected since Ben Gross by Houston Astros in 2018. (Gross did not sign and was picked by […]
Zhao Ni describes himself as ambitious and passionate about global health. As a researcher, he’s also remarkably productive: he’s conducted research in several countries on three continents — including China, Nepal, Indonesia, Cameroon, and the U.S. — and is principal investigator of several projects aimed at preventing diseases. In this international work, and his work […]
Story Links BELGRADE, Serbia — Kyle Dake ’13 earned a silver medal at the 2023 Senior World Wrestling Championships in the 74kg weight class, after going 4-1 overall and falling short in the finals against Zaurbek Sidakov (independent) in a match that came down to the final seconds. The silver medal marks his […]
Lew Griffith grew up in Austin, Texas during the early turn of the 20th century. As he approached high school graduation, the nation’s preoccupation with fighting World War II not only influenced Griffith’s education and career, but also paved the way for a life devoted to service and duty. The attack at Pearl Harbor occurred […]
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The U.S. armed forces is known for its frontline soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and Guardians. Behind the scenes, medical personnel are critical to keep those service members healthy, and upskilling personnel for positions such as physician assistants in medical units is essential. To help address that need, Purdue Global […]
CORVALLIS, Ore. – An Oregon State University-led collaboration of ecologists and art historians has demonstrated that landscape paintings from more than 150 years ago can advance environmental science. Researchers from OSU, the U.S. Forest Service, the University of Vermont and the Smithsonian American Art Museum used 19th-century depictions of preindustrial forests in the northeastern United […]
The Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics has named Morgan S. Brown ’06 the program’s next executive director, according to a Monday morning press release. The appointment concluded a yearlong search triggered after Setti D. Warren was promoted from the role to lead the IOP following the unexpected departure of Mark D. Gearan ’78. “I […]
PRINCETON – Former Princeton baseball assistant coach Alex Jurcyznski has been hired as the head coach at Siena, the school announced today. Jurczynski recently wrapped up his sixth year with Princeton. He was promoted to First Assistant/Recruiting Coordinator in October of 2022. During his time with the Tigers, he has coached 14 All-Ivy selections […]
During his first Convocation as the Henry and Lucy Moses Dean of the Yale School of Music, José García-León told each student in the incoming class, “You are a member of one of the most prestigious music programs in the world, of a school with an incredible history of training musicians at the highest level. […]