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No Raining on This P-rade
It took more than April-like showers and March-like temperatures to slow a Memorial Day weekend Reunions
July 2026
Architect Tod Williams ’65 *67 reflects on the Obama Presidential Center; rain and revelry at Reunions.
Features
Features
Legacy Building
For architect Tod Williams ’65 *67, the Obama Presidential Center is not just a monument to a presidency, but the latest chapter in a life designing for the public good
President’s Page
On the Campus
On the Campus
Songwriting Class Is a Princeton Atelier Tradition
Laura Hwa ’26 estimated that she and her classmates collectively wrote around 70 songs this spring
On the Campus
A Physics Professor Tested Whether AI Can Reliably Grade Exams
Professor Lyman Page compared his grades to ones generated by Google’s Gemini
On the Campus
Princeton’s Return to Proctored Exams Reflects Changing Times
Cheating using AI as a reason seems to be only part of the problem
On the Campus
Speakers Urge 2026 Grads to Pursue Purpose Over Prestige
‘You don’t have to do what other people think is cool,’ said Wendy Kopp ’89. ‘You can decide.’
On the Campus
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
Research
Research
Anthropology Students Search for Patterns in Courts’ Deportation Decisions
Professor Amelia Frank-Vitale and her students have spent hundreds of hours observing and documenting proceedings
Research
Princetonians Weigh In on New Cholesterol Testing Guidelines
Princetonians explain how new cholesterol testing guidelines are changing how we think about cardiovascular risk
Princeton Portrait
Reunions
Reunions
Alumni Have Read Dante at Reunions For Nearly Half a Century
To read Dante together is to produce knowledge together, said professor Simone Marchesi *02
Princetonians
Princetonians
Secrets of a Two-Time World Scrabble Champ
‘I’ve always loved words, loved reading the dictionary,’ says Adam Logan ’95
Princetonians
Alumni-Made AI Hearing Aids Help a Hoops Coach and Others
The AI-powered Fortell hearing aids were developed by Matthew de Jonge ’10 and Cole Morris ’10
Behind the Research
Faculty Books
Student Dispatch
Student Dispatch
Where Are All the Small-Town Folks at Princeton?
Students from rural communities make a case for why more ‘small-townness’ could make the University a better place
Academics
Administration
Administration
Princeton Reverses Course on Fossil Fuel Divestment
Princo’s president also announced the University will aim for a net-zero endowment portfolio by 2046
Sports
Sports
These Three Tigers Are Working to Elevate Pro Women’s Lacrosse
WLL players Marge Donovan ’22 and McKenzie Blake ’25 and executive Rachael DeCecco ’03 see big potential in a new league
Sports
Princeton Men’s Lacrosse Dominates Notre Dame, Wins NCAA Title
A ‘forever team’ earns program’s first national championship in 25 years
History
Tiger of the Week
Tiger of the Week
Jeremy Yun ’25 Starred in a Prime Video Show About His Indie Rock Band
The Runarounds started streaming before Yun graduated
Tiger of the Week
Leland Ko ’20 Is Winning Global Cello Competitions
‘This is kind of like our Olympics,’ Ko said of the recent Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels
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