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‘Making the Viking Age’ in a new Princeton humanities course .

In Denmark and closer to home, students trace the footsteps — and try the handiwork — of ancient mariners.

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What makes an engineer a Princeton engineer? .

Our technological ingenuity is deeply informed by the liberal arts. Meet five students.

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Ikeda Arch

Princeton names campus arch for Kentaro Ikeda ’44, the University’s sole Japanese student during World War II

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Revolutionizing lithium production on a string

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Reynolds named Princeton’s assistant vice president of strategy management

Andrew Houck, Nathalie de Leon and Ali Yazdani

Princeton expands its commitment to research and education in quantum science and engineering

TIME magazine cover featuring 100 of the most influential people in AI.

TIME Magazine's TIME100 artificial intelligence list honors six Princetonians

Michael Goldman, scholar of Shakespeare and Ibsen, and ‘uniquely gifted person,’ dies at 87

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Jill Dolan to conclude her service as Princeton’s dean of the college

Maria Ressa signs books for students

Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa inspires Class of 2027 to confront disinformation that threatens democracy

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Class of 2027 arrives in midst of four-year undergraduate expansion

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New graduate students bring ‘tremendous creativity, diversity and talent’

Undergraduate prizes awarded to seven students for academic achievement

Students show off their residential college t-shirts

During Opening Exercises, Eisgruber invites Princeton’s Class of 2027 to ‘think critically, embrace generously’

President Eisgruber and ACLU’s Romero urge incoming students to embrace free expression

Row of windmills

Getting to net-zero, in the U.S. and the world

Students at a blacksmith

‘Making the Viking Age’ in a new Princeton humanities course

Students in the Princeton University Preparatory Program (PUPP) join in a dance presentation.

Summer programs prepare first-gen and low-income students for college success

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Princeton’s trustees establish committee to examine undergraduate admissions policy

Nassau Hall

Thirteen faculty members transfer to emeritus status

William Jason Morgan in his Guyot Hall office

W. Jason Morgan, pioneer of plate tectonics, dies at 87

Jay Dominick

Jay Dominick will retire as VP for information technology and CIO

Panelists speak about their experiences

Veterans transition from soldier to student at Princeton summer program

Arthur Acuna in a lab

What makes an engineer a Princeton engineer?

Harry Frankfurt, renowned moral philosopher, ‘gentle spirit’ and surprise New York Times bestselling author, dies at 94

Voting booths

Social media and the 2020 election

How eavesdropping viruses battle it out to infect us

Fung Global Fellows to focus on ‘Sustainable Futures’

campus at twighlight

Affinity conferences return to campus beginning in fall 2024

Major gift from Gilbert Omenn ’61 and Martha Darling *70 names bioengineering institute

In first decade, Dean for Research Innovation Funds spur discoveries, collaborations and research investments

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