Features
New Sounds at Old Nassau
How Rudresh Mahanthappa reshaped Princeton’s jazz program amid an Ivy League surge
Features
Features
A Hub for What’s Next
New paths for research take shape at the Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Science complex
Features
250 Years Later and Counting
From a rare Dunlap Broadside to an original Constitution, Revolutionary history comes alive at the Princeton University Library
President’s Page
On the Campus
On the Campus
A’s Are Rising at Princeton, With No Changes in Sight
The grade deflation policy was dropped in 2014
On the Campus
New Alumni Mental Health Group Seeks ‘To Make Princeton Students Feel Less Alone’
The coalition is asking alumni to tell share stories of struggle in an exhibit during Reunions
Research
Research
Experimenting in the Classroom, Professors Weigh Whether AI Is Friend or Foe
Researchers in the new group Princeton Societal AI are pondering the relationship between humans and computers
Research
Two Alumni Found Company to Build a Better Electric Boat Motor
Jonathan Lord ’18 and Ben Sorkin ’17’s powerful motor is virtually silent
Alumni News
Alumni News
At Alumni Day, Princeton Begins Celebration of the Alumni Association’s 200th Anniversary
The annual winter festivities honored math whiz Terence Tao *96, Smithsonian executive Kevin Gover ’78, and a half dozen star students
Princeton Portrait
Essay
Essay
How a Dinosaur From the Utah Desert Came to Princeton
In 1996, William W. Warner ’43 penned the story of alumni who dug fossils and forged friendships in the summer of 1941
Princetonians
Princetonians
Flexing Multiple Skills, Anthony Costanzo ’04 Is Out to Save Opera Philadelphia
The famed countertenor continues to perform as he leads the opera company out of a financial crisis
Class Close-Up
Behind the Research
Student Dispatch
Academics
Academics
Activist-Scholar Dan-el Padilla Peralta ’06 Leaving Princeton
The classics professor said he’s making the move to Arizona State after feeling targeted by colleagues
Administration
Administration
Experts Debate Eisgruber’s ‘Constrained’ Budget Strategy
Of six experts interviewed, five supported President Christopher Eisgruber ’83’s new financial strategy
Sports
Sports
New Women’s Basketball Coach Aims to Keep Program Producing ‘Transformational’ Experiences
Former lead assistant Lauren Gosselin takes over with endorsement from current and former players
Sports
Two Seniors Are Leading Women’s Lacrosse Offense With Passing Skills
Assist leaders Haven Dora ’26 and Jami MacDonald ’26 spur a Princeton attack that finds plenty of ways to score
Sports
Princeton Women’s Basketball Coach Carla Berube Departs for Northwestern
Her Tigers went to five straight NCAA Tournaments, winning their first-round games twice
Student Life
Student Life
Princeton Seniors Launch a Virtual Theater Company
House of Bones, a startup created by Ash Baudelaire ’26 and Matthew Cooperberg ’26, creates works for audiences who cannot afford to attend or travel to live performances
Student Life
Princeton Considers New Restrictions on E-Bikes
A policy that depends on students deciding to follow the rules has largely been ignored
Student Life
Campus Goes Hollywood With Filmmaking Club Princeton Pictures
Founded in 2023, the club now produces three films per semester, totaling a dozen in its brief history
Politics & Public Affairs
Politics & Public Affairs
Iran War Is ‘Frightening’ and ‘Unnerving,’ Say Princetonians and Professors
‘I’m at home in Kuwait and I can hear missiles flying,’ said Sheikh Nawaf al-Sabah ’94
Rally ’Round the Cannon
Three Books
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Jamie Ding ’13 Won ‘Jeopardy!’ 31 Times!
The Quad member and molecular biology major set Jeopardy! records
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