Princeton invigorates ties with New Jersey’s community colleges

This year, Princeton will expand its Community College Teaching Partnership as part of a shared commitment to college access and innovation.

A Year in Review: 2021

A video that looks back on a year like no other, as students returned to campus and the Princeton community found new ways to enjoy moments of...

Nobel Peace Prize-winning journalist Ressa, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Wolfe to receive top alumni awards

Maria Ressa, co-founder of the Philippines-based online news organization Rappler.com, and internationally recognized music composer Julia Wolfe will

Princeton breaks ground on Lake Campus Development

On Tuesday, Dec.

Fellowship reception recognizes the achievements of 26 graduate students

Cole Crittenden, deputy dean and acting dean of the Graduate School, hosted a reception at Wyman Garden on October 15, 2021, to...

Princeton alumni Card and Angrist win the 2021 Nobel Prize in economic sciences

David Card and Joshua Angrist, who earned their Ph.D.s at Princeton, have been awarded Nobels for providing “new insights about the labor market.”

Graduate Students Grow Interest in Pandemic Plants

A popular pandemic hobby has taken root at Princeton’s graduate school, and no, it isn’t baking sourdough bread. This summer, Student Life...

Graduate School welcomes most diverse class in school history as Princeton resumes full, in-person teaching

Princeton University hosts 713 new graduate students from 54 countries during orientation activities Aug. 25-26.

President’s Blog: Welcome Back to Campus

"The beginning of a new academic year always brings fresh energy, and I feel especially excited to welcome you back to Princeton this month."...

Graduate students Musslick and Ristroph named Schmidt Science Fellows

Graduate students Sebastian Musslick and Kurt Ristroph, both in their final year at Princeton, are among 28 new Schmidt Science Fellows.