STUDENT LIFE

A New Home — and Pose — For Guyot’s Allosaurus

After refurbishment, the dinosaur will be installed in the new Environmental Sciences building, which is currently under construction

Princeton Glee Club Celebrates 150 Years

Students to Vote on Divestment from Weapons Manufacturers

Outdoor Action Celebrates 50 Years

The Whole Student: The Arts vs. Loneliness

A Princeton gem that has been a balm for our campus and in our community is Arts and Ideas at McCarter Theatre

Alumni News

Princeton Holds LGBTQ+ Alumni Conference

‘...I think Princeton moved in a really positive, progressive direction over recent years, so I’m delighted to be back,’ said Michael Solis ’07

On the Campus

Princeton Communities Commemorate Oct. 7 Anniversary

The Center for Jewish Life and Chabad co-host a memorial at McCosh 50, and pro-Palestinian groups gather outside Firestone Plaza

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On the Campus

Judge Denies Plea Deal to Clio Hall Protesters

‘I’m not accepting this plea agreement. It’s not in the interest of justice,’ Judge John McCarthy III ’69 said

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Administration

Princetonians Can Weigh In on Israel Divestment

The Resources Committee is seeking comments online through Oct. 11

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Alumni News

The Whole Student: More Voices

‘It is powerful when people realize they should seek help, get the care they need, and not hide in the shadows,’ said Tiffany Flik Calcutt ’95

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Student Dispatch

Student Push Yields Lower Mental Health Fees

’28 Goes Through the Gate

The numbers show little difference from past freshman classes, despite the Supreme Court Ruling

On the Campus

Judge Declines to Drop Protesters’ Charges

More than 125 people joined the virtual hearing, many displaying “Mercer County: Drop the Charges” signs

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Student Dispatch

Student Group Bets on the Orange Bubble

Princeton’s first venture capital club backs student-run startups with grants

On the Campus

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Return With Rally, March to Nassau Hall

The University created a new website to clearly outline rules for protesting on campus

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On the Campus

The Whole Student: College Dropoff 101

“You, the parent of a college freshman, are not supposed to get your kid acclimated. ... You are supposed to leave.”

On the Campus

A track team runs through a field of golden grass.

Going the distance: Princeton men’s and women’s cross country swept the team titles at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships, held Nov. 2 on a new course in the Meadows Neighborhood.

Sameer A. Khan h’21 / Fotobuddy

Trees turn red, yellow, and orange in front of a Gothic brick building.

A burst of autumn: The changing leaves alongside 1879 and Laura Wooten halls greeted students during midterms week in October.

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Three students sit at a dock and look at sailboats on Lake Carnegie in this sepia-toned photo.

A new exhibit at Mudd Manuscript Library celebrates photographer Elizabeth Menzies, whose work appeared in PAW from the 1930s to the 1970s. Her image of students sailing, circa 1958, is one of several that feature Lake Carnegie.

Elizabeth Menzies / Princeton Alumni Weekly Photograph Collection

Lunch Rush: Students choose from a selection of entrees at the Yeh College-New College West dining hall in early February. The shared servery, located in Grousbeck Hall, opened in 2022.

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Tune Every Heart: Singer-songwriter Molly Trueman ’24 plays one of her original songs for returning Princetonians at the Alumni Day luncheon in Jadwin Gym Feb. 24. Trueman also spoke about her experiences as an undergraduate in the music department.

Sameer A. Khan h’21 / Fotobuddy / Princeton University

SPIA students celebrate in the Fountain of Freedom

Making a Splash: Seniors from the School of Public and International Affairs frolic in the Fountain of Freedom after turning in their theses on April 8, while Dean Amaney Jamal and her colleagues take in the festivities, staying safely dry on the stairs.

Andrea Kane Photography

Signs of the Times: From late April until mid-May, a pro-Palestinian encampment took root on Cannon Green, with protesters hanging banners and setting up tarps, chairs, and sleeping bags.

John Emerson

Elizabeth Medina ’24 at the University’s 277th Commencement on May 28.

Grinning Grad: Elizabeth Medina ’24, standing at right, was among more than 1,900 graduates (bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees) at the University’s 277th Commencement on May 28.

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Buildings under construction, with Lewis Science Library in foreground

Big Changes on Ivy Lane: The University’s ongoing construction projects include a new home for Environmental Studies and the School of Engineering and Applied Science, seen here from the top of Fine Hall. The complex, which includes 666,000 square feet of space for labs, classrooms, offices, and other facilities, is expected to be completed in the fall of 2025.

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