November 2026

Fifteen years ago, consolidation brought the borough and township together — and changed the University’s relationship with its neighbors

A Princeton study finds widespread hostility toward local officials in what one mayor calls “the age of rage”

The congresswoman brings lessons from Selma, Alabama, to today’s voting-rights fight

‘Everything here is hard, and everyone pretends that it’s not hard,’ said Dave Achonu ’28

The post was among the nation’s first racially integrated gathering places for Black veterans

Starting next year, freshman orientation will be eight days instead of 12 and no longer include Outdoor Action and other small-group experiences

Princeton researcher Finote Gijsman *25 studies crucial links between the insects and elephants in a new paper

A new biopic invites a fresh look at Jimmy Stewart ’32’s legacy

A Beat of Our Own is about a college dance team not unlike Princeton South Asian Theatrics

‘It’s nearly impossible to plan out all the steps of your life looking forward,’ Noguer says

‘I spent a lot of time thinking about these big systemic failures happening around us,’ Maron says.

Families United for Trans Rights (FUTR) raises money for political candidates who support transgender rights

With seven shops — including two new additions — students have a range of choices 

As Princeton pauses its independent major program, graduates recall their unconventional paths 

Students in the course are examining the historical narrative and its evolution to contemporary times

Lauren Gosselin called the senior class ‘a shining example’ of different development paths

Tigers’ 2026-27 roster returns 100% of its minutes played and 100% of its scoring

A gala at the New York Historical raised roughly $400,000 for the independent student newspaper

Revealing his family’s truth put a young graduate student under significant strain