Features
Microbes for the Masses
Rob Knight *01 is building the tools to transform health care through microbiome science
March 2026
Mascots across generations; biome breakthroughs; international students make new plans.
Features
Features
Taking the Long Way to Antarctica
From offshore oil surveys to remote waters, Laura K.O. Smith ’05 chose an unconventional course
President’s Page
On the Campus
On the Campus
Roasting Marshmallows and Coffee, Students Learn Tasty STEM Lessons
The Science of Roasting is among the Center on Science and Technology’s STEM literacy programs
On the Campus
As Mental Health Needs Rise, Religious Leaders Quietly Support Students
Students say Princeton’s Office of Religious Life is a key but often-overlooked source of support
Research
Research
Alumni Developed a Way to Remove Microplastics From Waterways
‘The goal is to become the barrier in major emission points before the big flow goes into the ocean,’ says Yidian Liu *21
Research
Amid Global Uncertainty, Princeton Strives to Keep Students Safe Abroad
International travel remains a key part of Princeton, with more than 3,800 travelers — mostly students — in 2024-25
Alumni News
Princeton Portrait
Tiger Travels
Tiger Travels
How to Take Your Kids Overseas For a Family ‘Study Abroad’
Katharine Gammon ’03 took five months and two kids to explore the world. This is what she found.
Princetonians
Princetonians
Madeleine Haddon *21 Helped Create a David Bowie Museum
Haddon, a senior curator, says the newly opened David Bowie Centre in East London is unlike any museum visitors have ever seen
Behind the Research
Student Dispatch
Student Dispatch
How I Discovered My Love for Hockey at Princeton
Following a sport makes you feel more like a college student, even if there aren’t many students there to share the experience
Administration
Sports
Sports
Tigers Fall in NCAA Tournament First Round to Oklahoma State
‘I love these girls so much,’ said Madison St. Rose ’26, who scored a team-leading 17 points in her final game
Sports
Kicking Off March Madness, Ashley Chea ’27 to Lead Tigers Against Oklahoma State
If Princeton wins in the first round Saturday night, they’ll likely face No. 1 seed UCLA in round two
Sports
Princeton Women’s Basketball Wins Ivy Madness and an NCAA Tournament Berth
The Tigers held off a scrappy and stubborn Harvard team in the championship game
Sports
Quick Start Lifts Princeton Women’s Basketball to Ivy Madness Final
No. 23 Tigers will face the winner of Columbia and Harvard game in Saturday’s championship
Sports
Madison St. Rose ’26 Expands Her Arsenal to Lead Women’s Basketball
Returning from a knee injury, the senior guard has posted career-high averages in points, rebounds, assists, and minutes played
Student Life
Student Life
Facing Barriers, International Students Make New Plans
The federal government has sent international students scrambling with a mix of visa and immigration restrictions
Politics & Public Affairs
Rally ’Round the Cannon
Three Books
Books
Books
These Five Princeton Friends Found Community in Creative Writing
By the end of 2025, all five writers became published novelists
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Andrew Jarecki ’85’s Prison Documentary Is Up for an Oscar
The Alabama Solution exposed abuses within the state’s prison system
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