On the Campus

In Short

Applications Increase, Admit Rate Drops In an Unusual Year

The impact of making standardized tests optional is unclear

Campus Photo: Silent Vigil for COVID-19 Victims

Keeping an Eye on Biden Administration’s Higher Ed Policies

Immigration policy is just one national issue that could affect the University’s work and mission

Campus Groups, Local Community Rally to Oppose Anti-Asian Hate

‘Racism has no place at Princeton,’ said Professor Yiguang Ju, one of the speakers

Curriculum Changed to Add Flexibility, Race and Identity Track

Classics eliminated the requirement for students to take Greek or Latin

With ‘Eyes on Eisgruber,’ Student Activists Demand Change

Demands ranged from divestment from fossil fuels to the abolition of Princeton’s Department of Public Safety

Black Student Groups and Alumni Connect in First ‘Showcase’ Event

Women Leading Triangle Club Seek to Build Diversity

‘You have to care about the people that are putting together the show’

Photo: Relocating 13th-Century Stained Glass to New Museum

In Short: Trevor Noah and Ruth J. Simmons to Address Class of 2021

Stadium Joins List of Past Princeton Graduation Sites

With ‘Silent Vigil,’ Princeton Remembers Lives Lost to COVID-19

Q&A: Eddie R. Cole Examines Higher-Ed Leadership During Desegregation

Student Documentary Aids Rainforest Conservation in Indonesia

In Short: Cambridge Scholarship Winners

Professor Sues Scholarly Group After Appointment Was Revoked

New Faculty Group Backs Free Speech

Transforming a Classic Opera

Princeton Initiative Aims to Create Career Public Servants

Princeton’s Scholars in the Nation’s Service Initiative sets students on a path in the federal government

Class Close-Up: Using Literature to Examine Socialism

Historian Honored With Dan David Prize

Looking Ahead: In-Person Commencement And a ‘More Vibrant’ Fall Semester

Concerns For Students’ Mental Health Grow Amid Pandemic

‘This is a difficult situation for everybody,’ said Diana Chao ’21