October 2026

From A Beautiful Mind to Transformers, campus has been home to a wide variety of productions

For Katy Andersen Keating ’08, wine is about more than what’s in the glass

Mohamed El-Dirany ’18 *19 is among those focused on “consolidating Muslim alumni together and focusing on getting that community really strong”

Inside the difficult conversations Princeton’s Jewish community has had in the three years since Oct. 7

Katy Andersen Keating ’08, managing director of Flint Wines, offers three inside tips

Ted Karns’ new book is titled A Compounding Life

The Scholars Institute Fellows Program launched as a small peer-mentorship program in 2015 

The two-year-old program is named for an enslaved woman sold to a Princeton professor

Heading into the midterms, Princeton students and faculty are trying to drum up interest in voting

Fundraising, a gala, and a book are planned to mark the anniversary

Lin’s “What Is Missing? What If?” exhibit marks the High Meadows Environmental Institute’s first at Briger Hall

A federal judge temporarily blocked a four-year limit on student visas a day before it was due to take effect

Music professor Elizabeth Margulis’ new book Transported melds neuroscience and psychology

A new research paper examines the sports legend’s exposure to violence and the circumstances of his death 

From clubs and departments to a favorite team, what you display says something about you

Tiger teams won 17 Ivy League championships in 2025-26, tying their own record set the year before

Athleticism and drive fuel the offensive tackle’s rapid rise

Princetonians cherished an author’s shorter works — the witty dispatches of an octogenarian

WIRED magazine named ‘From First Principles’ one of its top science podcasts 

As artist-in-residence with the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, Lane created a performance out of an Irish myth

An engineer by training, Lee has been deputy project manager on the renovation of Hollywood Burbank Airport