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Princeton Research Grants Partially Restored
Christopher Eisgruber ’83 tells PAW, ‘We continue to talk to the Department of Energy about the fact that we think that all of these grants are in places where we...
Princeton Expands Financial Aid Across Income Spectrum
Beginning this year, all costs will be covered for most families earning less than $150,000
Annual Giving Raises $68.4 Million
Final months of campaign overlapped with Princeton’s call for alumni to ‘Stand Up’ for higher education
Andrew Houck ’00 Named Engineering Dean
Prospect House Rooms Named for Pioneering Princetonians
University Concludes Bennett Event Investigation
A ‘non-University individual’ who disrupted the former Israeli prime minister was barred from campus
This Is How Princeton’s Endowment Works
Endowments are back in the news, and PAW is here with a Q&A to clear up any confusion
Princeton Braces for Budget Cuts, Possible Layoffs
Permanent cuts of 5% to 10% will be implemented over the next three years, according to a memo sent to faculty and staff
Campaign Calls on Alumni to ‘Stand Up’ for Princeton, Higher Ed
28 ResponsesOutspoken Advocate Takes Unusual Path to Professorship
History professor Max Weiss says he was put on probation, then promoted to full professor
Faculty Vote Curbs Potential Statements
Pause Ordered on DOE Grant Cuts
Princeton Under Investigation for Suspected Price Fixing
2 ResponsesAs Eisgruber Speaks Out for Higher Ed, Princeton Community Digs In
17 ResponsesPrinceton Says Feds Are Suspending Research Grants
President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 tells faculty and staff in an email that the ‘full rationale for this action is not yet clear’
Princeton Advances Toward Net-Zero
1 ResponsePrinceton Freezes Most Hiring as Eisgruber Warns of Federal Attacks on Higher Ed
University administrators are urging ‘holistic spending restraint’ in a time of uncertain federal funding
Trump’s DOE Threatens Princeton and Other Colleges
Princeton is on the list because a conservative activist filed a complaint a year ago regarding pro-Palestinian protests on campus
Tsurkov Family Has Renewed Hope Two Years After Kidnapping
Israel Divestment Gets Thumbs Down from Princeton Resources Committee
‘Without the possibility of consensus, there can be no divestment and dissociation at Princeton,’ wrote committee chair John Groves
Inside the New Frist Health Center
The new facility, just south of the McCosh site, is 44,000 square feet larger than the old building
NIH Caps Could Hurt Research
‘The system is not broken, so the attempt to fix it is bewildering,’ says Dean Michael Gordin
Princeton Donates Laptops for Incarcerated Students
The donation marks 20 years since the launch of the University’s Prison Teaching Initiative, which provides education to incarcerated students