Julie Bonette

Ph.D.s Increasingly Consider a Life Outside the Ivory Tower

Alumni on staff say grad students should think about careers other than tenure-track faculty roles

Eisgruber: Princeton ‘Would Respond Forcefully’ to Calls for Genocide

His comments come after presidents of Harvard, Penn, and MIT were criticized for their responses in a congressional hearing

Parents of Sophia Jones ’27 Mourn ‘Glorious’ and ‘Bright’ Daughter

“She was deeply kind. She cherished her friends and family,” said Juliet Sorensen ’95

Princeton Freshman Dies ‘Unexpectedly,’ According to University

Sophia Jones ’27 was from Chicago and planned to major in molecular biology

U.S. House Committee Investigating SPIA Specialist’s Iranian Ties

Unionization Campaign Aims to Bolster Graduate Student Network

Class Close Up: Uniting Students With Entrepreneurs in Trenton

Suggestions for Witherspoon Statue Include Destroying, Toppling, Moving

One speaker at the symposium called it ‘a bad work of art’

New Video Could Help Bring Kidnapped Student Elizabeth Tsurkov Home

Tsurkov’s family wrote that “it is great news to see this confirmation of her being alive”

Larry Giberson ’23 Sentenced to Two Months for Jan. 6 Capitol Riot

Class Close-Up: ‘My Mind Is Blown’

A course ahead of (or behind?) its time

Keith Whittington Leaving Princeton to Direct New Yale Law School Center

Signers Say ‘Princeton Principles’ Up the Ante on Campus Free Speech

The James Madison Program’s principles say government intervention should be considered as ‘a last resort’

Students Gather to Mourn and Condemn Violence in Israel and Gaza

‘There are people in this room whose families have been attacked,’ said professor Daniel Kurtzer at one event

Three Princeton Alumni Win 2023 MacArthur Genius Grants

Recipients receive a “no strings attached” award of $800,000 over the next five years

Princeton Acknowledges Kidnapped Grad Student Was in Iraq for Research

“[I’m] glad that statement is finally being made,” said Emma Tsurkov, Elizabeth Tsurkov’s sister

Q&A: Andrew Houck ’00 on Princeton’s New Quantum Science Institute

‘We are hoping it will have an enormous impact,’ Houck says of quantum science

New School Year Kicks Off With Orientation and Opening Exercises

“Always, and especially now, this campus must stand firmly for equality, inclusion, and respect,” President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 said at Opening Exercises

Sister of Kidnapped Ph.D. Student Elizabeth Tsurkov Seeks Public Support from Princeton

Trustees to Examine Admissions Following SCOTUS Affirmative Action Ruling

At Pace Center, Service-Learning Trips Add New Paths to Nonprofits

High School Journalism Program Returns to Princeton

Princeton Alumni in Hawaii Prepare for ‘Marathon’ Recovery After Fires

“Our house was completely gone,” said Miles Patrie *16. “It was a hole in the ground.”

On Summer Hike, Ruby Platt ’25 Pens Cookbook for Backcountry Hikers

Platt used her Dale Award from Princeton to hike the 272-mile Long Trail in Vermont