On the Campus

Princeton Librarian Anne Jarvis to Retire After 10 Years

Roasting Marshmallows and Coffee, Students Learn Tasty STEM Lessons

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

In Short: March 2026

As Mental Health Needs Rise, Religious Leaders Quietly Support Students

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

Professor Corina Tarnita on the Epstein Files: ‘I Wish I Had Never Known Him’

Princeton connections in the newly released files also include then-trustee Eileen Guggenheim *82 and attempts by Epstein to befriend professors

Photos: Playing in the Winter Storm of January 2026

Cold? What cold?

Inaugural Museum Exhibit Honors Toshiko Takaezu’s Princeton Legacy

‘Mr. Mayor’ Goes to Class

Thomas Emens ’25 balances graduate studies at SPIA with the top job at a nearby borough hall

Princetonian Grammys Exhibit Sounds Like a Winner

Prison Teaching Initiative Marks 20 Years Amid Funding Hurdles

As federal funding changes, PTI lost support from the National Science Foundation’s INCLUDES initiative

Sophomore Jefferson Voelker ’28 Died While on Leave from Princeton

In Memoriam February 2026

In Short: February 2026

International Graduate Students Connect Over Shared Challenges

Q&A: Languages Expert Dong Li Explains Translation

‘I don’t think AI can translate the unpredictability of poetry, the linguistic surprises’

Those Who Audit Courses Find Joy in Returning to the Classroom

‘I don’t think I understood just how special it would be,’ said Cressey Belden ’91

Computer Science Majors Decline, Consistent with Nationwide Trends

Princeton’s Graduate School Will Extend Fewer Offers to Applicants

In Short: January 2026

After Federal Cuts, SPIA Grads Stay in New Jersey

‘I realized that everyone needs help everywhere,’ said Hiba Siddiki ’25, one of two Garden State Fellows

Princeton Undergrads Undergo Hazing Prevention Training

The Stop Campus Hazing Act went into effect this year, requiring Princeton to disclose information

PAW Goes to the Movies: ‘Springsteen’

Duneier, who has seen The Boss more than 100 times in concert, critiques the new film

Princeton Stays Committed to Diversity and Inclusion Amid Subtle Changes

In Short: December 2025