Ten graduate students honored as outstanding educators May 16, 2025 The Graduate School has presented its annual Teaching Awards to 10 Princeton graduate students, recognizing their exceptional skill, dedication, and impact as instructors.Adriana Dropulic (Physics) was honored with the Quin Morton Graduate Teaching Award for instructors in the Princeton Writing Program, and Kelly Carlton (Religion)… Featured Announcements Princeton faculty recognized for their impact as outstanding mentors of graduate students May 15, 2025 Four Princeton University faculty members have been selected as recipients of the 2025 Graduate Mentoring Awards. Co-sponsored by the Graduate School and the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning, this honor is awarded to Princeton faculty members who serve as exemplary… Featured Announcements Introducing TigerData: A Comprehensive Data Management Service for the Princeton Research Community May 8, 2025 A powerful new data management service is about to become available to the Princeton research community. Known as TigerData in an homage to Princeton’s mascot, the service enables researchers to work with their data in better and easier ways.“We are proud… Featured Announcements Four graduate alums receive Guggenheim Fellowships April 21, 2025 Four graduate alums are among the nine Princetonians who have received 2025 Guggenheim Fellowships. The Guggenheims support scholars in the creative arts, social sciences, natural sciences and humanities. This year’s graduate alumni recipients are:Angela Esterhammer, a 1990 graduate alumna, for English literature;Kellen Funk, a… Graduate student Theo Gibbs named a 2025 Schmidt Science Fellow April 10, 2025 The Schmidt Science Fellows announced April 2 that Theo Gibbs, a sixth-year graduate student in Princeton’s Program in Quantitative and Computational Biology (QCB), is one of 32 early-career researchers awarded fellowships to pursue innovative interdisciplinary science. Founded in 2017, the fellowships support a one- or two-year… Celebrating 2025 Graduate Student Appreciation Week, April 7-11 March 28, 2025 Join us in celebrating Princeton graduate students during Graduate Student Appreciation Week, April 7-11, 2025.Throughout the year, the Graduate School offers a nonstop calendar of events to support graduate students. But during Graduate Student Appreciation Week, we step it up a notch with even more fun.All events below are open… iThenticate, new tool to verify authenticity of academic writing, now available Feb. 18, 2025 Today, Dean of the Graduate School Rodney Priestley notified all regularly enrolled graduate students that they have access to a new tool to verify the authenticity of their work. Below is the email from Dean Priestley about how to access and use iThenticate under the Princeton University license. To: Regularly enrolled Graduate… Featured Announcements President Eisgruber's State of the University Letter, 2025 Jan. 30, 2025 Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber on Wednesday, Jan. 29, sent his annual State of the University letter to faculty, students and staff, highlighting the completion of significant projects on campus — including the Meadows Graduate Student Housing complex — and a commitment to transparency as the University works to ensure… #GradAlums: Six Princeton graduate alumni win early-career presidential science awards Jan. 22, 2025 Two current Princetonians and at least four researchers who are 2024 recipients of the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) are Princeton graduate alumni. The scientists received their awards on January 14 from President Biden. PECASE is the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on science and… In campus talk, Eric Schmidt '76 urges students to tackle AI opportunities, challenges Nov. 26, 2024 Former Google chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt ’76, whose Princeton education prepared him to help guide the information technology revolution, urged Princeton undergraduates and graduate students from a wide range of academic disciplines to tackle the “inconceivably large” opportunities and challenges that artificial intelligence now presents. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »