On the Campus

‘Love Letter’ By Kwanza Jones ’93 Preceded Woodrow Wilson Decision

“This is not the Princeton of Woodrow Wilson’s time”

Q&A: Karen Richardson ’93 On Assembling a Class and Virtual Admissions

“What are you going to do with the education that you get here?”

Princeton Renames Wilson School and Residential College, Citing Former President’s Racism

Fall Study Abroad And Bridge Year Programs Canceled in Pandemic

Factors for the decision included safety concerns and travel restrictions

SAT and ACT Optional, Early Action Canceled For 2021 Applicants

The change recognizes challenges students face in the pandemic

Princeton Reviews New Federal Title IX Rules

“In many ways [the regulations] took us multiple steps back,” said Aisha Tahir ’21

Students Weigh Options As Princeton Plans For the Fall

One thing is certain: The fall semester will begin on schedule

In Short: Sociology Grad Applications On Hold; McCarter Layoffs

In Challenging Financial Times, Princeton Appears On Solid Footing

In Memoriam

On the Campus: Betsey Stockton Garden

Five Receive Honorary Degrees in Virtual Commencement

‘I Can’t Compare It to Anything Else’: Class of 2020 Graduates Virtually

Scenes From Virtual Commencement 2020

Read PAW’s coverage of the Class of 2020’s virtual Commencement

Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

As 2020 Commencement Goes Virtual, Seniors Express Frustration, Resignation

Seniors will graduate in virtual ceremony, return for special Commencement in 2021

Andrea Goldsmith Named New Dean of Engineering

Essential Workers Keep Princeton Running During COVID-19

Digital Humanities Project Opens Records of Famed French Bookshop

In Memoriam

In Short: Tilghman, Tenure, and Turning Down CARES

Princeton’s former president will co-chair New Jersey’s recovery team

Sirad Hassan ’20 Explains How Maps and Almanacs Led Her to ‘Jeopardy!’

“I checked off a life dream of mine and I still can’t believe that happened,” Hassan said

Princeton Adjusts to Teaching and Learning Dance, Chemistry, and More Online

Professors described students as “shell-shocked” and “highly stressed,” but also relieved to be together online.

Research and Thesis Work Are Cut Short as Most Princeton Labs Shut Down

About 10 percent of the University’s research capacity is still active on campus.