Andrew Fleming West

1853–1943 (age 90)

Biography

Andrew Fleming West shaped the intellectual heart of Princeton with a guiding vision that valued scholarship, fairness, and human decency. He inspired generations of students and colleagues, encouraging thoughtful inquiry and a commitment to the community.

Even in moments of challenge, he remained steadfast in his principles, offering perspective rooted in experience and heart. His contributions to the university left a lasting legacy recognized by countless individuals.

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