On the Campus

Essay: The World Is a Little Less Bright Without Pete Carril

‘So many memories are flooding back,’ writes Michael S. Flynn ’90

Princeton Will Be Free for Families Earning Under $100,000

Next fall the threshold will increase from $65,000, among other financial aid changes

Campus Photo: Class of 2026

Fresh Faces Greet Princeton at Opening Exercises

An expansion of the student body begins with the 1,500 students in the Class of 2026

Princeton Welcomes 228 International Students from 76 Countries

Student leaders at International Orientation helped 228 newcomers from 76 countries feel at home

In Memoriam

University Staff Member Died By Suicide on Campus

Princeton Ranked No. 1 by U.S. News Yet Again

A Summer Spent Fighting Injustice, Serving Others, and More

PAW interviewed 11 undergrads whose summer projects made the world a better place

Grad School Program Has Forged 290 Student-Alumni Mentorships

Through GradFUTURES, students find advice on studies, career paths

Fall Move-In Delayed at Two New Residential Colleges

New Town Ordinance Protects Eating Clubs as Historic Places

The move follows a controversy over 91 Prospect that was resolved in October 2021

Annual Contributions Hit a Record $81.8 Million

June Huh’s Fields Medal Leads Princeton’s Mathematics Awards

This Summer, College Prep Program Was Back in Full Swing

In Short

In Memoriam: Politics Professor Emeritus Howard Rosenthal

Campus Photo: Actor Gabriel Generally Stars in “Detroit ’67”

University Relaxes COVID-19 Rules in Advance of Fall Semester

Vaccine boosters, asymptomatic testing no longer required; building access to expand

Slideshow: Ready for Princeton, the Class of 2026 Moves In

Princeton’s Class of 2026 got off to a roaring start this week as they moved into their new homes on campus.

Emeritus Professor Arno Mayer Honored at Holocaust Museum

Mayer represented the surviving Ritchie Boys as they were honored with the Elie Wiesel Award

A New Editor at PAW

Class of 2022 Commencement Features Levity — and Anthony Fauci

The celebrations acknowledged what students had endured over the last two and a half years

Commencement Speakers Offer Parting Words to 2022 Grads