Administration

Mentors Help First-Generation Princeton Students Find Community

The Scholars Institute Fellows Program launched as a small peer-mentorship program in 2015

In Short: Vice President Calhoun to Retire at End of 2026-27

Opening Exercises 2026: ‘What You Learn Along the Way’

Staff Cuts Put Princeton on ‘Sustainable’ Budget Path

Princeton’s Focus on Faculty Excellence

Princeton Landscaping Goes Back to the Wild With Native Plants

The grounds of recent construction projects have a distinctly different look

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

Annual Giving Raises $79.6 Million, Second-Highest Total in History

Male Student’s Title IX Lawsuit Against Princeton Can Proceed, says Appeals Court

Commencement 2026: ‘Learning, Citizenship, and the Courage to Be Unpopular’

Princeton Cuts Pay for Some Students’ Therapists and Psychiatrists

Education Through Athletics

External Pressures Play Growing Role in Campus Views of Speech

Princeton Pre-read, 2026: ‘Reader, Come Home’

Standing Strong for Academic Freedom

A’s Are Rising at Princeton, With No Changes in Sight

The grade deflation policy was dropped in 2014

Experts Debate Eisgruber’s ‘Constrained’ Budget Strategy

Of six experts interviewed, five supported President Christopher Eisgruber ’83’s new financial strategy

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ’03 Axes Military Fellowship at ‘Elite Colleges’

The one fellow Princeton hosts each year brings important perspective to discussions, says SPIA professor Jacob Shapiro

Princeton Librarian Anne Jarvis to Retire After 10 Years

The Stars Align at Many Minds, Many Stripes

Eisgruber Letter Warns University Community of Additional Budget Cuts

The Humanities at Princeton: Our Future Is Bright

Princeton’s Graduate School Will Extend Fewer Offers to Applicants

Venture Forward’s Enduring Impact