Carlett Spike

New Class Examines COVID’s Impact on the Film Industry

The course examines themes the world is experiencing — isolation, political strife, and racial protests

Testing and Tracing Ramp Up As Thousands of Students Return

‘It takes a village,’ said Dan Notterman, administrative director of the University’s COVID-19 testing laboratory

Lives: Holly Lee Wiseman ’76

An Activist Committed To Causes — and Justice

Geoscientists Explore Scientific Racism in the Teachings of a Princeton Pioneer

Here’s How Princeton Plans to Bring Back Students Safely

Spring plan includes social distancing, testing, and more than 3,000 undergrads

In Remote Classes, Princeton Adapts and Reinforces Its Honor Code

Former Women’s Studies Program Evolves With Male Director

Professor Wallace D. Best was appointed director of the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies

Princeton Adds To Its Endowment in 2020, But Uncertainty Remains

Admissions Adapts For COVID With Single Deadline, Virtual Info Sessions

Student Entrepreneurs Create App For Taking Campus Tours

Historic Gift: New Residential College To Be Named for Mellody Hobson ’91

Princeton’s Class of ’24 Begins Around the World But Together Online

‘We’re still able to get some experience, even if it’s virtually,’ said Joshua Arce ’24

Princeton Returns to Remote Classes for the Fall

As the spread of COVID-19 continues, Princeton revises plans for fall semester

Title IX: Policies on Sexual Misconduct Address New Federal Rules

Citing Racism, Trustees Rethink Wilson and Rename Policy School

Student Interns Step Up to Research Poverty With Don Burnes ’63

‘We have to create a groundswell of public opinion,’ Burnes says

Fall Return to Campus Canceled As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues

‘Where schools and universities have started to bring back students, COVID cases have rapidly followed,’ President Eisgruber ’83 wrote

Elisha Smith Arrillaga *09 Wants to Redesign School

‘We are here to really contribute to the world around us’

For Evan Harrel ’83, Compassion Is About Action

“We are truly all connected,” Harrel says

Princeton’s Reopening Will Be ‘Very Different From an Ordinary Year’

Half of undergraduates will be allowed back on campus each semester

Q&A: Former William & Mary President on Challenges to Reopening Colleges

“There are some promising paths forward,” says W. Taylor Reveley III ’65

‘Love Letter’ By Kwanza Jones ’93 Preceded Woodrow Wilson Decision

“This is not the Princeton of Woodrow Wilson’s time”

Princeton Renames Wilson School and Residential College, Citing Former President’s Racism

Russell Dinkins ’13 Helps Keep Varsity Track at Brown University

“Brown is cutting one of its few truly diverse sports,” Dinkins wrote in a viral blog post