On the Campus

Former Women’s Studies Program Evolves With Male Director

Professor Wallace D. Best was appointed director of the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies

Princeton Environmental Institute Renamed After Major Gift

PEI is now the High Meadows Environmental Institute, after the philanthropic High Meadows Foundation

Learning ‘Through Making,’ Students Explore Why Art Matters

‘They might discover an art form that they didn’t realize they love,’ said theater professor Stacy Wolf

Princeton Adds To Its Endowment in 2020, But Uncertainty Remains

In Short: Professor Clifford Brangwynne Recognized for Research

Campus Photo: McCormick in Fall

Admissions Adapts For COVID With Single Deadline, Virtual Info Sessions

Student Entrepreneurs Create App For Taking Campus Tours

Historic Gift: New Residential College To Be Named for Mellody Hobson ’91

Changing Scenery: Glimpses of a Quieter Princeton

These images capture the new sights and uncommon stillness of campus life this semester

In Short: College Presidents Protest Federal Investigation of Princeton

On the Campus: Graduate College

‘Ball Pit for Cells’ Wins at Princeton Innovation Forum

The improved method for studying bacteria was among the entrepreneurial projects showcased

In Firestone Collage, ‘Impossible Flight’ Represents Diversity of Princeton

Scientists Speak Out Against Threat of Authoritarianism

The Princeton scientists became frustrated there’s been no organized or popular resistance

Student Dispatch: On a Campus Without Students

“I’m not ‘at Princeton’ in any way I would have defined that phrase before this year”

Dept. of Labor, Princeton Settle Pay Discrimination Case for $1.2 Million

In reaching the agreement, Princeton admitted no liability.

Museum Unveils Design for New Home, Aims to Reopen in 2024

The building itself is composed of nine interlocking cubes, or pavilions

Princeton’s Class of ’24 Begins Around the World But Together Online

‘We’re still able to get some experience, even if it’s virtually,’ said Joshua Arce ’24

University Sets Diversity Goals, Considers Continuing-Ed Program

Princeton Students Rally Peers to Serve as Poll Workers Amid a Shortage

It’s a chance to make a valuable contribution and keep more polling sites open in November, said Ella Gantman ’23

After 50 Years, National Organization for Women Daycare Still Flourishes

An oral history project marks UNOW’s milestone

Here’s How Princeton Fared in the Rankings This Year

In Short: Letter on Racism Sparks Federal Probe; A Historic Contribution