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Crossing the Lines: Kashmir, Pakistan, India .

Zia Mian and Pervez Hoodbhoy explore the disputed territory of Kashmir. A full-length version is available on the Princeton YouTube channel.  

Financial aid program provides access, affordability .

Princeton is more affordable to students from a wider range of economic backgrounds than at any other time in its history, according to Robin Moscato, the University's director of financial aid.

Princeton sets applications record for fourth year in a row--UPDATED .

For the fourth consecutive year, Princeton University set a record for students applying for admission, receiving 21,262 applications for the class of 2012 (updated Jan. 28). The number of applicants represents a 12 percent increase over last year's record of 18,942 applications for the class of 2011 and comes even as Princeton marks the completion of its first application cycle after ending its early decision admission option.

U.S. publications recognize Princeton as a top university .

The latest college ranking conducted by U.S. News & World Report has ranked Princeton University as the No. 1 school for undergraduate students, while separate annual rankings by Forbes.com and other similar lists also continue to recognize Princeton as a premier university for its quality of education and commitment to generous financial aid.

Freshman class reflects success of diversity efforts .

The Princeton class of 2011, selected from a record-high number of applicants, reflects continued success in the University's efforts to attract a diverse student body. 

Video chat features Princeton graduate aiding Ebola response .

Raphael Frankfurter, a 2013 Princeton graduate and executive director of the nonprofit group Wellbody Alliance, will participate in a live video chat at noon EDT Monday to discuss the group's response to the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone.

Class of 2015 reflects University's commitment to access .

Princeton has enrolled the most diverse freshman class in the University's history, with a record number of students from low-income backgrounds and minority backgrounds included in the 1,300 members of the Class of 2015.