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Community House launches new academy as it marks 40th anniversary .

In the fall of 1969, two young children walked into a converted storefront on Witherspoon Street looking for a place to hang out after school and took the first steps into what would become a fruitful collaboration between Princeton University students and the local community. Four decades after Community House began as an off-campus center where University students worked with area children, it has expanded to connect undergraduate volunteers with disadvantaged minority youth through several partnerships with local schools and organizations.

Standing with families: Community House celebrates 50th anniversary .

The University's Community House is celebrating 50 years of supporting underrepresented youth in the Princeton area. 

New home for Fields Center, Community House a beacon for multicultural education and social opportunities .

When establishing their new home at 58 Prospect Ave., Princeton University's Fields Center and Community House staff decided to make it a beacon for multicultural education and social opportunities within the University campus and local community.

New home for Fields Center, Community House a beacon for multicultural education and social opportunities .

When establishing their new home at 58 Prospect Ave., Princeton University's Fields Center and Community House staff decided to make it a beacon for multicultural education and social opportunities within the University campus and local community.

Events to celebrate new home of Fields Center, Community House .

Following more than a year of construction and renovations, the opening this month of the new home of the Fields Center and Community House will establish a new landmark for multicultural education at 58 Prospect Ave. The public is invited to celebrate the facility's opening with a day of activities on Thursday, Sept. 17.

Charge: Steering Committee on Undergraduate Women's Leadership at Princeton .

The charge to the Steering Committee on Undergraduate Women's Leadership at Princeton from President Shirley M. Tilghman.

Presidential committee makes recommendations to strengthen student leadership .

A presidential committee at Princeton University has issued a report finding that, while women undergraduates are providing leadership in many organizations across campus, they have been less prominently visible in some major campus posts in the last 10 years than they were in the earlier years of coeducation.