On the Campus

Princeton Is Gradually Accepting More Transfer Students

Entering its fifth year, reinstated program pushes through growing pains to expand

Princeton to Allow Minors, Changes ‘Concentrations’ to ‘Majors’

President Eisgruber to Stay at Least Five More Years

Princeton’s Ties and Collaborations in Trenton Are Expanding

Princetonians increasingly connect with schools and service groups to expand college access and more

In Short

Seventh Residential College Named Yeh College

Tigers Take First Place in New Jersey’s World Series of Birding

The first time Princeton students entered the 24-hour competition, they won

Princeton Is Making E-Scootering Safer on Campus

A series of short videos delivers messages such as ‘don’t scroll and roll’

Exhibit Canceled After Dispute Between Library and Donor

The two disagreed over a plan to display work by artists with Confederate ties

Campus Photo: Princeton University Orchestra

Building Boom Adding Space for Sciences, Engineering, and More

“This does become a draw for our goal to bring the best in the world to Princeton,” said geosciences professor Gabriel Vecchi

Art at Princeton Continues While Museum Is Under Construction

In Short

Class Close-Up: Students Connect With Local Black Theater Institution

University Shares Fossil-Fuel Holdings in Endowment

Q&A: CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Talks About Pandemic Next Steps

New ‘Princeton Companion’ Collects Fascinating Stories

50 years is enough time to demand a new history

Princeton Grad Students Help Bring Asian-American History to NJ Schools

Under the new law, New Jersey schools will now teach the history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

Student A Cappella Groups Come Together for the Princeton Sing-Off

Campus Photo: Men’s Basketball Beats Harvard 74-67

Major Construction Underway for New Geo-Exchange Energy System

Thousands of holes, or bores, are being dug underneath the south side of campus for a new system to reduce emissions

Grad Students Hone Teaching Skills at Local Community Colleges

‘If you’re really interested in becoming a leader in higher ed, there is no better place to start than in community colleges’

Professor Rodney Priestley Named Graduate School Dean

In Memoriam