2026

After Princeton Changes Dining and Housing, Upperclassmen Push Back

Raphaela Gold ’26 Reported on Student Mental Health

‘I hope that students take away kind of an ethos of care towards each other’

A Student Ponders the Local Environment

Allison Jiang ’26 spent the summer working as a policy intern for The Watershed Institute in nearby Pennington, New Jersey

This Summer Students Worked With Animals, Iron, Patients, and the Constitution

‘I’m super grateful that I can actually be so hands-on,’ said social impact intern Patricia Palanik ’28

Pietra Tordin ’26 Shines After Leaving Early for Pros

Students Partner on Tech Projects Designed to Help Workers

Storytelling Project Enlists Theater in Fight Against Climate Change

They Go All In On ‘All-Nighter’

The show, a relatively new addition to the Reunions schedule, attracts a beer jacket crowd

Does Xaivian Lee ’26’s Departure Signal an Ivy Transfer Trend?

Lee, the Tigers’ top scorer in the last two seasons, is transferring to Florida

Grad School Path Grows Rocky for Seniors

Some seniors have even had their grad school admission offers rescinded

Humanities Are Alive and Well at Princeton. So Where Are the Humanities Majors?

In Princeton’s Class of 2024, just 12.2% of graduates majored in humanities departments

Friends Remember Lauren Blackburn ’26

A family obituary said Blackburn died after a ‘courageous battle with bipolar disorder’

Making Jazz at Princeton, From a Newcomer’s Perspective

Body of Missing Student Lauren Blackburn ’26 Found at Lake Carnegie

Blackburn had been missing since Saturday

Lauren Blackburn ’26 Reported Missing

Princeton’s Department of Public Safety is asking anyone with information to call 609-258-1000

Class Close-Up: Planting the Seeds of Ethnobotany at Princeton

Glenn Shepard ’87 teaches a class in ethnobotany called Psychedelics, Shamanism, and Plant Intelligence

Job Hunt Starting Earlier in Finance, Consulting

Car Lab Steers Student Success

Caden Pierce ’26 Leads Princeton Into Ivy Play

Pierce averaged 16.2 points and 9.2 rebounds per game last season

These Five Student Athletes Will Be Stars

Princeton Doubles Down on DEI

The University has been expanding and fortifying investments in inclusive programs while adjusting to evolving laws

Photography Classes Bring Arts Into Focus

In a highly academic atmosphere, photography classes are a welcome creative respite for many students

Tiger Fencers to Wield Epee, Saber, and Foil at Paris Olympics

Seven Olympians in one year is a new high for Princeton fencing

Jovana Sekulic ’26 Shoots for Olympic Water Polo Spot

Sekulic took a gap year in hopes of earning a trip to this summer’s Paris Olympics