Planning for the Arts and Transit Neighborhood was an integral part of Princeton University’s comprehensive two-year campus planning effort that concluded in February, 2008. Planning for the neighborhood has continued to evolve within the framework that was proposed by the Campus Plan, and has been the subject of numerous meetings community members and local leaders.

Internationally renowned artists appointed to head Lewis Center programs
Princeton deepens its commitment to dance, visual arts

Steward named director of Princeton University Art Museum

Arts complex design intended to embrace campus and community

Open house planned on arts and transit neighborhood

Arts neighborhood plan revised

Princeton unveils most comprehensive campus plan in its history

Open house planned on arts and transit neighborhood

Steven Holl Architects chosen to design arts buildings

Princeton names Center for the Arts after donor Lewis

Campus, local communities join in 'Plans in Progress'

University seeks input on campus plan, Nov. 8

Peter Lewis to give $101 million to advance the arts at Princeton

University selects Beyer Blinder Belle to develop campus plan

• Award-winning Steven Holl Architects chosen to design arts buildings
• Princeton Campus Plan provides framework for next 10 years of campus growth