September 2026

Meet some alumni and students turning games into art, competition, and community

Why operations research and financial engineering has become one of Princeton’s most sought-after majors

The grounds of recent construction projects have a distinctly different look

After completion of the art museum and health center, next projects include two science buildings and Hobson College

‘You couldn’t ask for a better partner,’ says Coach’s partner, Sgt. Alvan Flanders

Christopher Nolan’s hit film returns to one of Western literature’s oldest works: “There is something about The Odyssey that grips us very deeply,” says Johannes Haubold

The Troland Research Award will further Molly Crockett’s work on understanding how people learn and decide

Princetonians who were students or recent graduates during the attacks say that day shaped their careers

Making friends at a nursing home in Costa Rica filled a gap I didn’t know existed

Summer interns and young alumni embrace adventures to track down memorable meals

Supporting more than 100 students annually, the summer of science is among Princeton’s largest internship programs

Princeton students are learning Russian in Estonia, a country with tensions between two ethnic communities

Sam Smart ’27 became the first woman to complete the Quad Quad Dipsea run

The promising Iraqi writer, among the first women at the Graduate School, was a “not ‘an easy girl’” according to records from the Rockefeller Foundation

‘I don’t recommend [being a librarian] for people who want to escape from the world,’ says Folger, who just retired after 30 years in Maplewood, N.J.

‘It’s time to get a tiger out there in the jungle,’ Pinsky says

Cornett’s latest film, Tesztpálya (Test Track), premiered last week at the 83rd Venice Film Festival

‘Trying to educate Americans why the rule of law is worth keeping couldn’t be less partisan,’ Miller says

‘This is kind of like our Olympics,’ Ko said of the recent Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels