March 2026

Rob Knight *01 is building the tools to transform health care through microbiome science

From offshore oil surveys to remote waters, Laura K.O. Smith ’05 chose an unconventional course

What happens inside the mascot suit doesn’t always stay there

The Science of Roasting is among the Center on Science and Technology’s STEM literacy programs

Students say Princeton’s Office of Religious Life is a key but often-overlooked source of support

‘The goal is to become the barrier in major emission points before the big flow goes into the ocean,’ says Yidian Liu *21

International travel remains a key part of Princeton, with more than 3,800 travelers — mostly students — in 2024-25

Katharine Gammon ’03 took five months and two kids to explore the world. This is what she found. 

Haddon, a senior curator, says the newly opened David Bowie Centre in East London is unlike any museum visitors have ever seen

Following a sport makes you feel more like a college student, even if there aren’t many students there to share the experience

If Princeton wins in the first round Saturday night, they’ll likely face No. 1 seed UCLA in round two

The Tigers held off a scrappy and stubborn Harvard team in the championship game

No. 23 Tigers will face the winner of Columbia and Harvard game in Saturday’s championship 

Returning from a knee injury, the senior guard has posted career-high averages in points, rebounds, assists, and minutes played

The federal government has sent international students scrambling with a mix of visa and immigration restrictions 

The one fellow Princeton hosts each year brings important perspective to discussions, says SPIA professor Jacob Shapiro

By the end of 2025, all five writers became published novelists

The Alabama Solution exposed abuses within the state’s prison system