April 2026

How Rudresh Mahanthappa reshaped Princeton’s jazz program amid an Ivy League surge

New paths for research take shape at the Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Science complex

From a rare Dunlap Broadside to an original Constitution, Revolutionary history comes alive at the Princeton University Library

The grade deflation policy was dropped in 2014

The coalition is asking alumni to tell share stories of struggle in an exhibit during Reunions

Researchers in the new group Princeton Societal AI are pondering the relationship between humans and computers

Jonathan Lord ’18 and Ben Sorkin ’17’s powerful motor is virtually silent

The annual winter festivities honored math whiz Terence Tao *96, Smithsonian executive Kevin Gover ’78, and a half dozen star students 

In 1996, William W. Warner ’43 penned the story of alumni who dug fossils and forged friendships in the summer of 1941

The famed countertenor continues to perform as he leads the opera company out of a financial crisis

The classics professor said he’s making the move to Arizona State after feeling targeted by colleagues

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 

Of six experts interviewed, five supported President Christopher Eisgruber ’83’s new financial strategy

Former lead assistant Lauren Gosselin takes over with endorsement from current and former players  

Assist leaders Haven Dora ’26 and Jami MacDonald ’26 spur a Princeton attack that finds plenty of ways to score

Her Tigers went to five straight NCAA Tournaments, winning their first-round games twice

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

A policy that depends on students deciding to follow the rules has largely been ignored

Founded in 2023, the club now produces three films per semester, totaling a dozen in its brief history

‘I’m at home in Kuwait and I can hear missiles flying,’ said Sheikh Nawaf al-Sabah ’94

The Quad member and molecular biology major set Jeopardy! records