June 2026
Ivy Style finds new life; University ‘pauses’ Trenton program; Princeton’s dating culture.
Features
Features
Dating at Princeton: It’s Complicated
Three seniors spill the tea on what it’s like to look for love on campus these days
Features
Shakespeare Above the Hudson
Davis McCallum ’97 and fellow Princetonians build a new home for theater, with a view
President’s Page
On the Campus
On the Campus
To Face Political Headwinds, Grad School Leaders Say Innovate and Change
Speakers at the Graduate School symposium suggested turning time of ‘crisis’ into opportunity
On the Campus
Iran War Shifts Plans for Student Travel to the Middle East
Some are reevaluating plans they made for summer study or internships
Research
Research
The Race To Save Our Dark Skies
Princeton astrophysicist Gáspár Bakos joins the fight against a startup offering ‘sunlight on demand’
Princeton Portrait
Princeton Portrait
He Practiced What He Preached and Influenced Architecture
William Shellman Jr. *41 taught in the School of Architecture for 45 years
Tiger Travels
Tiger Travels
Angela Han ’28 Spent 44 Hours Wandering in Rhodes, Greece
‘Glance at a map once,’ Han recommends, ‘then put it away and succumb to curiosity’
Princetonians
Princetonians
David Trefgarne ’63’s Run in Britain’s House of Lords Is At an End
Parliament passed legislation this spring ending the tradition of hereditary peers
Class Close-Up
Behind the Research
Research Books
Student Dispatch
Student Dispatch
At a Night Market In East Pyne, Princeton Celebrates Taiwanese Culture
A dozen Asian cultural organizations participate with the Princeton Taiwanese American Student Association
Academics
Academics
After 133 Years, Princeton Is Going Back to Proctoring Exams
The faculty committee’s report cited concerns about widespread cheating with generative AI
Administration
Administration
University ‘Pauses’ Trenton Arts Programming That Brought Local Teens to Campus
Trenton Arts at Princeton will have some funding next academic year, although it will be roughly halved and its programming is yet to be determined
Sports
Sports
After Starring for Princeton, Swimmer Mitchell Schott ’26 Chases an Olympic Spot
Schott made his goal clear
Rally ’Round the Cannon
Three Books
Inspiring Alumni
Inspiring Alumni
Jeremy Chen ’11 Is Cleaning up a Community While Offering Hope to Kids
Chen started Klean Kensington in his corner of Philadelphia by paying teenagers to pick up trash
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Alicia Christy ’77 Honors Fallen Soldiers By Painting Their Portraits and Telling Their Stories
Memorializing servicemembers through art ‘feeds my soul,’ says Christy, a retired Army doctor
Tiger of the Week
Bengals Receiver Andrei Iosivas ’23 Is Building a Solid NFL Career
‘Being a late-round draft pick coming from a small school, you want to always prove something,’ Iosivas says
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