DISCIPLINES

High Meadows Sends Student Interns to Labs and Field Sites
Supporting more than 100 students annually, the summer of science is among Princeton’s largest internship programs
Summer Slavic Program Explores Language and Geopolitics
Princeton students are learning Russian in Estonia, a country with tensions between two ethnic communities
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Engineering & Technology
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Inside One of Princeton’s Hottest Majors
Why operations research and financial engineering has become one of Princeton’s most sought-after majors

Campus Building Boom Enters a New Phase
After completion of the art museum and health center, next projects include two science buildings and Hobson College

A Physics Professor Tested Whether AI Can Reliably Grade Exams
Professor Lyman Page compared his grades to ones generated by Google’s Gemini
Environmental Sciences
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Artist Maya Lin Reminds Us What Climate Change Has Stolen
Lin’s “What Is Missing? What If?” exhibit marks the High Meadows Environmental Institute’s first at Briger Hall

High Meadows Sends Student Interns to Labs and Field Sites
Supporting more than 100 students annually, the summer of science is among Princeton’s largest internship programs

Princeton Reverses Course on Fossil Fuel Divestment
Princo’s president also announced the University will aim for a net-zero endowment portfolio by 2046

A Hub for What’s Next
New paths for research take shape at the Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Science complex
Profiles
See allJuju Lane ’23 Brought Irish Folklore to a Brooklyn Garden
As artist-in-residence with the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, Lane created a performance out of an Irish myth
Janice Lee ’09 Worked to Renovate One of Hollywood’s Best-Kept Secrets
An engineer by training, Lee has been deputy project manager on the renovation of Hollywood Burbank Airport
Librarian Jane Folger ’81 Knows How to Turn Kids into Readers
‘I don’t recommend [being a librarian] for people who want to escape from the world,’ says Folger, who just retired after 30 years in Maplewood, N.J.
Mike Pinsky ’15 Debuts as Princeton’s First Undergrad Alum on ‘Survivor’
‘It’s time to get a tiger out there in the jungle,’ Pinsky says
Arts & Humanities
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Juju Lane ’23 Brought Irish Folklore to a Brooklyn Garden
As artist-in-residence with the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, Lane created a performance out of an Irish myth

What Happens to Your Brain When You Daydream to Music?
Music professor Elizabeth Margulis’ new book Transported melds neuroscience and psychology

Summer Slavic Program Explores Language and Geopolitics
Princeton students are learning Russian in Estonia, a country with tensions between two ethnic communities

Classics Professor Breaks Down ‘The Odyssey’
Christopher Nolan’s hit film returns to one of Western literature’s oldest works: “There is something about The Odyssey that grips us very deeply,” says Johannes Haubold
Politics & Public Affairs
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Princeton Students and Faculty Push Voter Engagement
Heading into the midterms, Princeton students and faculty are trying to drum up interest in voting

Princeton Alum and Two Professors Win 2026 MacArthur Genius Grants
The grants will support their research into Indigenous history, economic inequality, and environmentally sustainable agriculture
Natural Sciences
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Did Hobey Baker 1914 Suffer From Repeated Brain Injuries?
A new research paper examines the sports legend’s exposure to violence and the circumstances of his death

Psychology Professor Explores the Influence of Power Systems on the World
The Troland Research Award will further Molly Crockett’s work on understanding how people learn and decide
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October 2026
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