William Francis Magie

1858–1943 (age 85)

Biography

William Francis Magie earned the admiration of colleagues and students alike through a life committed to the pursuit of knowledge and the betterment of society. At Princeton, he was known for guiding others with patience and for upholding the highest standards of integrity.

His thoughtful leadership helped foster a community of mutual respect, and his legacy remains a testament to his careful attention to both academic rigor and personal kindness. Those who benefited from his tutelage continue to honor his memory.

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