March 2023

Some professors have been crafting ground rules for student speech, with various intentions

Though five seniors will be graduating, the future of Princeton women’s basketball looks bright

Across the pond, PAW writer Mark Bernstein ’83 found the Princeton basketball fever is strong

Here’s five things to know as the Tigers head to the Sweet 16

‘It shows that smart people can be athletic too,’ says Thomas Danz ’26

Two years ago, the Tigers were just beginning to practice together again in March

Patrick Glory ’23 captures the Tigers’ first national championship since 1951

The Tigers made history as the first Ivy League women’s team to win NCAA Tournament games in consecutive years

The Tigers will be aiming to advance again at the South Regional

The Tigers take on No. 2 seed Utah, where they’ll look to put together another all-time defensive showing

Tigers return to the round of 32 for the second straight year

Members of the team that upset UCLA under Pete Carril explain why this year’s team can advance to the Sweet 16

First tournament win in 25 years puts a new generation of Tigers in the national spotlight

The Princeton men take on Arizona Thursday, while the women go up against N.C. State on Friday

Both Tiger teams are now NCAA bound

After falling twice to the Bulldogs in the regular season, Tigers win title game at home

Host Tigers win their fourth straight Ivy League Tournament championship

Tigers will again face Yale in the Ivy Tournament final

As of Feb. 15, both Princeton teams were tied for first place in the league

José Ferrer ’33 (1912-1992)

Rexford discusses diversity, student mental health, and why computer science is the most popular major

Artificial intelligence is changing higher education. Will it be for the best?

A new Princeton University Library exhibition on Toni Morrison reveals never-before-seen material on her creative process and day-to-day life

Princeton will begin adding cameras at entryways of dorms

Less than 24 hours after the initial 7.8-magnitude earthquake, students began organizing relief efforts

Researchers at Princeton’s Afghanistan Policy Lab are researching four key areas areas of policy

‘It was surprising to me that a company focused on ballet didn’t exist on our campus,’ said co-founder Elizabeth Rosen ’10

‘We maintain these myths that happiness should be the be-all and end-all of our lives,’ Nook says

Alumni are descending on Louisville and gathering at local watch parties to see the Tigers play Creighton Friday night

‘I was confident that Princeton would continue to be a dominant force in college basketball, as it has been,’ writes Bob Durkee ’69

Constance Hale ’79 and Malcolm Ryder ’76 forged an artistic collaboration decades after college

Thomas is working with writer Maria Sharp Montgomery, a descendent of those whom Thomas’ family enslaved

‘It seems like the tennis gods are speaking to me’

After working at Christie’s, Provost leads a nonprofit that loans artworks to about 220 museums around the country

The former Princeton champion wants to bring squash to the masses

Levenson recently worked with YouTube star MrBeast to perform 1,000 surgeries around the world