Julie Bonette content overview
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
Book Assigned for Princeton Course Criticized as Antisemitic
The book by a Rutgers professor culminates ‘in an interrogation of Israel’s policies toward Palestine’
Larry Giberson ’23 Pleads Guilty to Involvement in Jan. 6 Attack on Capitol
Alumni Experts Say the U.S. — and Princeton — Should Lead Charge to Release Elizabeth Tsurkov
Should Princeton Departments Weigh in on Politics?
Faculty are debating whether to regulate the sometimes-controversial statements
Princeton Doctoral Student Elizabeth Tsurkov Kidnapped by Shiite Militants
Is Princeton’s Campus Activism Fading?
Fewer groups, smaller turnouts have some believing Princeton lags behind peers
University Names New Dean, Executive Vice President
James Madison Program Lecturer Draws Protests
Ronen Shoval has affiliations with a right-wing Israeli movement
Graduate School Recognizes Underrepresented Scholars
How Will Princeton Respond to SCOTUS Ruling on Affirmative Action?
The University ‘will work vigorously to preserve — and, indeed, grow — the diversity of our community while fully respecting the law,’ said President Christopher Eisgruber ’83
Commencement 2023: Grads Urged to Speak Up
Speakers send new alumni out with calls for community, equality, and justice
Valedictorian Aleksa Milojević ’23 Describes His Princeton Experience
‘It really broadens your perspective, especially having the opportunity to meet so many diverse people’
Class Close Up: Exploring the Science of Superheroes
‘Everyone genuinely enjoys the lectures and wants to come and listen,’ said Chloe Raichle ’23
Campus Iconography: Scholars Weigh In
Statue debate continues with panel on John Witherspoon’s stance on slavery
Scholars Debate John Witherspoon’s Contradictions on Slavery
‘In short, it’s complicated. Witherspoon is complicated,’ said Rev. Gordon Mikoski
Q&A: Departing Dean Tom Dunne Reflects on Decades at Princeton
Student Conservation Society Brings Global Youth Activists to Princeton
The summit brought together bigger countries that have more resources and smaller countries that have more public support for change
Class Close-Up: Students Rewrite the Classics in Creative Course
Visiting fellow Kamila Shamsie says contemporary writers are using the Greek classics in different ways
New ‘Conversation Council’ Fosters Joint Projects with McCarter Theatre
More than 25 new pilots and partnerships have launched since the council was formed