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Durkee to retire at end of academic year; Hilary Parker to become vice president and secretary of the University .

Hilary A. Parker, the assistant vice president and chief of staff in the Office of the President, will become the vice president and secretary of the University effective July 1, 2019, upon the retirement of Robert K. Durkee, who has been serving in that role since 2004.

University gift honors decades-long ties with Princeton Community Housing .

The University recently contributed $50,000 to Princeton Community Housing's capital campaign.

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Resource Recovery ‘upcycles’ Princeton University office furniture to the public

Actress Ellie Kemper selected as Princeton’s 2019 Class Day speaker

Graduate School orientation showcases support for its newest scholars

Outdoor Action creates lasting friendships, eases transition to college life

Through service, first-year students get acquainted with classmates and community

Welcome to the Class of 2022!

Places of peace offer comfort, beauty at Princeton

Student entrepreneurs pitch innovations at annual Demo Days

High school students learn to ask the right questions at Princeton’s Summer Journalism Program

#TellUsTigers 2018: Tiny tales of Princetonians reflect big experiences

Young Global Leaders collaborate on world energy challenges

Nature Walks with Henry Horn

Sheep shear maintenance at Princeton’s solar field

Princeton Summer Theater reflects on life's turning points

2018 Latin Salutatory Oration, English translation

2018 Salutatio by Katherine Lim

Cheers for 'Old Nassau'

Betz appointed executive director of Career Services at Princeton

Town and University come together for Communiversity Artsfest

Revolutionary leader Lech Walesa calls for new generation to seek global shared values

Painting Princeton: Community mural highlights history, celebrates change

Revise Your Ride encourages Princeton employees to leave cars at home

Winners of short film contest capture 'Unforgettable Princeton' moments

Princeton students support each other through peer nightline

Princeton LGBTQIA Oral History Project connects students to the past

Going for gold, again: Declan Farmer to compete in 2018 Paralympics

Microsoft president Smith: World must 'wake up' to benefits and perils of artificial intelligence

Cryptocurrency is topic of TigerTalks in the City

Science Olympiad tournament hosts 800 high school students from across US

Applied sustainability: High Meadows Foundation supports campus-based projects that yield real-world results