- Dean Michael Gordin leads the Class of 2029 in a Pre-read exploration of science and pseudoscience
- Princeton's Udi Ofer is choreographing a rare consensus across partisan lines
- Undergraduate prizes awarded to seven students for academic achievement
- President Eisgruber welcomes new students to Princeton’s ‘community of scholars’ during Opening Exercises
- Dean Michael Gordin leads the Class of 2029 in a Pre-read exploration of science and pseudoscience
- Princeton's Udi Ofer is choreographing a rare consensus across partisan lines
- Undergraduate prizes awarded to seven students for academic achievement
- President Eisgruber welcomes new students to Princeton’s ‘community of scholars’ during Opening Exercises
- U.S. Secretary of Energy Wright visits Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
- Eisgruber addresses incoming students on free expression, civil discourse and ‘conversations that matter’
- Erik Vanmarcke, leader in structural safety and wellspring of scholarly inspiration, dies at 83
- Johannes Haubold, Leigh Anne Lieberman and the Jefferson Papers awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities
- How Princeton summer programs help high school, public college, transfer, veteran and other students succeed in school and beyond
- Warrior-Scholar Project 2025: 'Fueled by the pursuit and discussion of knowledge'
- Princeton tapped as partner for new NSF-funded AI Materials institute
- Neuroscientist Fenna Krienen named a Pew Scholar in the Biomedical Sciences
- Early quantum engineer Morton Kostin dies at 89
- Allen Rosenbaum, former director of Princeton University Art Museum with a keen curatorial eye and astute administrative foresight, dies at 88
- Experiential learning: Athens summer seminar provides transformative experience for FLI students
- University will discontinue Wintersession as part of ongoing cost reductions
- Princeton welcomes the Class of 2029, which includes the largest-ever number of Pell-eligible students
- Innovative tech workforce training preps N.J. high school graduates for high-paying theater stagehand jobs
- Princeton will lead U.S. effort to design better chips for wireless communication
- Physicist Frank Calaprice, leading neutrino expert and ‘tremendous mentor,’ dies at 85
