Remembering Princeton's veterans

By Ian Cahir on Nov. 11, 2011, 3:25 p.m.

Bronze stars have been placed outside the windows of Princeton dorm rooms that housed students who lost their lives in U.S. military service.

Princeton University will present its top honors for alumni to Robert S. Mueller III, director of the FBI, and Lisa Jackson, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. Mueller, a member of the Class of 1966, will receive the Woodrow Wilson Award. Jackson, who earned a master's degree in chemical engineering in 1986, will receive the James Madison Medal. They will be presented with the awards and deliver addresses on campus during Alumni Day activities on Saturday, Feb. 25.

'Sharing the Stage: Science and Art at Princeton' .

Princeton seniors Anna Wuttig and Gary Fox talk about how they pursue their passion for creativity as they combine their interests in science and the arts.

#TellUsTigers Q&A: Clariza Macaspac, Class of 2024, former Navy Petty Officer .

In this Veterans Day Q&A, Clariza Macaspac, Class of 2024, reflects on her experience in the military, overcoming the challenges of her transition from community college to Princeton, and the support and camaraderie that she has found at the University.

#TellUsTigers Q&A: Christopher Wilson, Class of 2021, former Marine .

In this Q&A, Christopher Wilson, Class of 2021, reflects on his experience in the military, his transition from 'boots to books' and the support and community that he has found at Princeton.

Staff members volunteer in Gulf Coast for hurricane relief .

As he watched the distressing images on television in late August of the victims of Hurricane Katrina, Chris Carter decided he needed to do something to help.

Video feature: Class of 2011 offers advice for incoming Class of 2015 .

"Do something new;" "Ask questions of your teachers and your classmates;" and "Start your thesis early." These were just some of the words of wisdom members of the Class of 2011 left for the Class of 2015 in a video tribute, just before the graduating seniors' Commencement in May.

Community gathers on 20th anniversary of Sept. 11 to honor Princeton alumni who perished .

The annual ceremony at the University's 9/11 Memorial Garden was among many observances held across the country on Saturday, Sept. 11.