Business Description
An editorially independent magazine by alumni for alumni since 1900
The Princeton Alumni Weekly – known as PAW – keeps Princeton alumni connected to each other and to their university. We’re part of Princeton, which means we have a first-hand view of University news. Yet we’re also editorially independent, so we can report that news with objectivity. We offer up-to-date news and analysis, thoughtful interviews and essays, insightful coverage of Princeton sports and arts, in-depth profiles of undergraduate and graduate alumni, and a lively letters section. With each new issue, more than 80 classes of Princeton graduates stay in touch through password-protected Class Notes that incorporate dozens of photos. Alumni memorials are written by classmates specifically for PAW.
Founded in 1900, the magazine once was published weekly and now comes out 14 times each year, more than any other alumni magazine in the world. PAW also publishes an annual guide to one of Princeton’s greatest traditions, Reunions. Our frequency, combined with an enhanced website and PAW’s Weekly Blog, means that our readers always can stay on top of the news of Princeton and its people.
PAW reserves the right to delete user comments that violate our comment policy, promote commercial ventures, or do not comply with Facebook policies.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 194 Nassau St., Suite 38
- Postcode:
- 08542
- City:
- Princeton
- State:
- New Jersey
- Zip:
- 08542
- Phone:
- 609-258-4885
- Website:
- paw.princeton.edu blogs.princeton.edu/paw twitter.com/pawprinceton
- Category:
- Media News Publishing
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