2026

After Starring for Princeton, Swimmer Mitchell Schott ’26 Chases an Olympic Spot

Schott made his goal clear

Ivy Abroad

How a Princeton-born style has found new life in Japan

Dating at Princeton: It’s Complicated

Three seniors spill the tea on what it’s like to look for love on campus these days

Dating at Princeton? Part 2: It’s Even More Complicated

‘Being here for four years changes you a lot. And so ideally you would maybe want someone who understands that part of you’

Dating at Princeton? Part 1: It’s Complicated

‘I have a feeling that, always at Princeton, it will be the friendship-to-dating pipeline that will be the most successful’

Zavier Foster ’26 Designed the 2026 Class Jacket — Without AI

Foster’s jacket was chosen after the original winner was accused of using AI to create the design

PAWcast: Valedictorian Daniel Yu ’26 Seeks a Life In Pursuit of Justice

‘I think my recognition speaks less to me as somehow exceptional or special and more to the tireless, patient, endlessly generous work of everyone in my department and in my...

Princeton’s Parade of Champs Continues in Women’s Basketball, Squash

Women’s basketball coach departs after Ivy title run, squash star Zeina Zein ’27 leads national medalists

Princeton’s Student Band Scene Is Thriving in Eating Club Basements

External Pressures Play Growing Role in Campus Views of Speech

Princeton Seniors Launch a Virtual Theater Company

House of Bones, a startup created by Ash Baudelaire ’26 and Matthew Cooperberg ’26, creates works for audiences who cannot afford to attend or travel to live performances

Strong Start Puts Princeton On Track for NCAA Run

New Sounds at Old Nassau

How Rudresh Mahanthappa reshaped Princeton’s jazz program amid an Ivy League surge

Two Seniors Are Leading Women’s Lacrosse Offense With Passing Skills

Assist leaders Haven Dora ’26 and Jami MacDonald ’26 spur a Princeton attack that finds plenty of ways to score

A’s Are Rising at Princeton, With No Changes in Sight

The grade deflation policy was dropped in 2014

Politics Course Branches Into Executive Power

Tigers Fall in NCAA Tournament First Round to Oklahoma State

‘I love these girls so much,’ said Madison St. Rose ’26, who scored a team-leading 17 points in her final game

Roasting Marshmallows and Coffee, Students Learn Tasty STEM Lessons

The Science of Roasting is among the Center on Science and Technology’s STEM literacy programs

Facing a Job Market Shaped by AI, Seniors Reevaluate Their Paths

As Mental Health Needs Rise, Religious Leaders Quietly Support Students

Students say Princeton’s Office of Religious Life is a key but often-overlooked source of support

Amid Global Uncertainty, Princeton Strives to Keep Students Safe Abroad

International travel remains a key part of Princeton, with more than 3,800 travelers — mostly students — in 2024-25

Facing Barriers, International Students Make New Plans

The federal government has sent international students scrambling with a mix of visa and immigration restrictions

Behind the Stripes

What happens inside the mascot suit doesn’t always stay there

Madison St. Rose ’26 Expands Her Arsenal

Returning from a knee injury, the senior guard has posted career-high averages in points, rebounds, assists, and minutes played