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Politics Course Branches Into Executive Power
Experts Debate Eisgruber’s ‘Constrained’ Budget Strategy
Of six experts interviewed, five supported President Christopher Eisgruber ’83’s new financial strategy
New Alumni Mental Health Group Seeks ‘To Make Princeton Students Feel Less Alone’
The coalition is asking alumni to tell share stories of struggle in an exhibit during Reunions
Iran War Is ‘Frightening’ and ‘Unnerving,’ Say Princetonians and Professors
‘I’m at home in Kuwait and I can hear missiles flying,’ said Sheikh Nawaf al-Sabah ’94
Roasting Marshmallows and Coffee, Students Learn Tasty STEM Lessons
The Science of Roasting is among the Center on Science and Technology’s STEM literacy programs
250 Years Later and Counting
From a rare Dunlap Broadside to an original Constitution, Revolutionary history comes alive at the Princeton University Library
Activist-Scholar Dan-el Padilla Peralta ’06 Leaving Princeton
The classics professor said he’s making the move to Arizona State after feeling targeted by colleagues
Eisgruber Letter Warns University Community of Additional Budget Cuts
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Elizabeth Tsurkov Welcomed Back to U.S. at Reception in Washington
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College President Alice Gast *84 Smashed Glass Ceilings
May 25, 1958 – Oct. 27, 2025
Princetonian Grammys Exhibit Sounds Like a Winner
Five Princetonians Named Schwarzman Scholars
University Clarifies New No-Recording Policy
The new FAQ says the University community generally has ‘a reasonable expectation of privacy’ in private conversations
International Graduate Students Connect Over Shared Challenges
Q&A: Languages Expert Dong Li Explains Translation
‘I don’t think AI can translate the unpredictability of poetry, the linguistic surprises’
Princeton’s Graduate School Will Extend Fewer Offers to Applicants
Two Seniors Named Marshall Scholars
After Federal Cuts, SPIA Grads Stay in New Jersey
‘I realized that everyone needs help everywhere,’ said Hiba Siddiki ’25, one of two Garden State Fellows
Animal Music Course Strikes a Chord With Students
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Princeton Undergrads Undergo Hazing Prevention Training
The Stop Campus Hazing Act went into effect this year, requiring Princeton to disclose information
Kidnapped and Freed, Elizabeth Tsurkov Continues Ph.D. Research
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Hadi Kamara ’26 Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Kamara joins classmate Isam Mina ’26, who was selected last month
Most Recording Banned on Princeton’s Campus
The policy requires permission from everyone present to record in settings where people expect privacy, but it could also be applied to open meetings and other events
Student Veterans Gather for Golf, Connection, and Relaxation
Springdale Golf Club is part of PGA’s Helping Our Patriots Everywhere, which provides free golf lessons to veterans and active-duty military