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Princeton celebrates 'magnificent additions’ to campus Yeh College and New College West .

The new residential colleges are integral to the University's undergraduate expansion, which will enable more talented students from all backgrounds to benefit from a Princeton education.

That flawed diamond could be a quantum physicist’s best friend .

Elisabeth Rülke’s senior thesis for Princeton takes a step forward in quantum sensing using flaws the size of a single atom.

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Summer Reads 2021: What are Princeton professors reading — and listening to — this summer?

Fung Global Fellows to focus on ‘Sustainable Futures’

Teaching a pandemic in real time, part 2

History, the remix

Class snapshot: ‘Introduction to American Popular Culture’

The 'hidden' life of an ecosystem engineer

‘Language and Migration’ symposium explores critical issue of ‘language justice’

Four faculty members recognized for outstanding teaching

‘Moving Up Without Losing Your Way’ by Princeton graduate Jennifer M. Morton selected as Pre-read for incoming class

History, memory, nature: Chuang explores the Asian American experience through poetry

With labs still closed, science professors find creative ways to teach

Women's History Month: Engineering faculty and alumnae reflections

“Think like an expert”: Brain scans watch learning in action

Students take computing beyond the classroom for social good

Teaching a pandemic in real time

Virtual teaching with Special Collections: 'Language to Be Looked At'

A new Princeton partnership engages students, community with the work of little-known Black playwrights

Dance, reimagined: Connecting through creativity while physically apart

Laugh, cry, click, share: Princeton virtual theater experience aims to disrupt stigma around mental illness

Yoshiaki Shimizu, distinguished scholar who ‘transformed the study of Japanese art’ and Princeton graduate alumnus, dies at 84

Princeton University seniors Allen, Jeon and Packman win Pyne Prize

Virtual teaching with Special Collections: ‘Reading Toni Morrison’

The double pandemic: Health policy course pivots to address COVID-19 and systemic racism

Lionel Gossman, specialist in French literature and history and ‘one of the great humanists and scholar-teachers of his generation,’ dies at 91

Helping New Jersey families: How community-engaged scholarship made an impact in the pandemic

Theodore Ziolkowski, renowned scholar of German and European literature and ‘one of the true giants of the Princeton faculty’ dies at 88

Eric and Wendy Schmidt endow new professorship of Indigenous studies at Princeton

Diversity & Inclusion

Princeton's Global History Lab receives grant to expand open-access virtual classroom for students worldwide, including refugee and migrant learners

UPDATED: Princeton senior Sophie Li wins Rhodes Scholarship for Hong Kong

Graduate School expands sixth-year funding program to support Ph.D. students during the pandemic