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To Improve Mental Health, Students Point to Campus Culture
‘Everything here is hard, and everyone pretends that it’s not hard,’ said Dave Achonu ’28
Independent Majors Say This Is the End of an Era
As Princeton pauses its independent major program, graduates recall their unconventional paths
New Course Examines Impact of ICE and Immigration
Students in the course are examining the historical narrative and its evolution to contemporary times
Overhaul Will Move Outdoor Action to Fall Break
Starting next year, freshman orientation will be eight days instead of 12 and no longer include Outdoor Action and other small-group experiences
Princeton’s Endowment Returns 23.7%, Grows to $42.3 Billion
Former Economics Professor Michael Woodford Wins Nobel Prize
Past Princeton Professor Anne Carson Wins Literature Nobel
Prepping for College, ‘Lydia’s Scholars’ Probe Historical Erasure
The two-year-old program is named for an enslaved woman sold to a Princeton professor
Princeton Students and Faculty Push Voter Engagement
Heading into the midterms, Princeton students and faculty are trying to drum up interest in voting
Alumni, Students Work to Foster Princeton’s Muslim Community
Mohamed El-Dirany ’18 *19 is among those focused on “consolidating Muslim alumni together and focusing on getting that community really strong”
The Braids That Bind
Inside the difficult conversations Princeton’s Jewish community has had in the three years since Oct. 7
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
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
Murray-Dodge Café Celebrates 50 Years of Free Cookies
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Princeton’s Return to Proctored Exams Reflects Changing Times
Cheating using AI as a reason seems to be only part of the problem
Affinity Celebrations Persist at Princeton Amid Nationwide Scrutiny
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Princeton’s Largest Ever Undergraduate Class Joins the Alumni Ranks
In his Commencement address, President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 told graduates to be courageous in a troubled world
Student Cyclist Sues Princeton Over April Accident on Campus
Princeton Cuts Pay for Some Students’ Therapists and Psychiatrists
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Princeton Reverses Course on Fossil Fuel Divestment
Princo’s president also announced the University will aim for a net-zero endowment portfolio by 2046
To Face Political Headwinds, Grad School Leaders Say Innovate and Change
Speakers at the Graduate School symposium suggested turning time of ‘crisis’ into opportunity
Redesigned Seminar Turns Museum into a Classroom
A New Graduate Reunions Blazer
Black with stripes of tiny orange stars, the new jacket will be everywhere at Reunions 2026
Two Centuries In, Princeton’s Alumni Association Is Going Strong
Watch for ‘200’ sunglasses at Reunions and a 6-foot, foam, 3D ‘200’ sculpture marching in the P-rade