Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett explores how a music festival in Geneva allowed her a greater understanding of ...

Princeton recently named 11 faculty members to endowed professorships, honoring their achievements in scholarship amid ...

A new meal exchange platform led by the ICC and GICC will launch this fall to replace MealX, introducing changes to how ...

In July, Princeton joined 35 other universities in backing Harvard in a lawsuit against federal research funding cuts, as ...

A federal judge denied the University’s motion to dismiss a civil lawsuit brought by David Piegaro ’25, which stems from an ...

Senior writer for The Prospect Amanda Hugas reflects on how a tight budget as a summer intern in NYC led to exploring new ...

A federal appeals court ruled on July 21 that a Title IX lawsuit brought by a male undergraduate student can move forward.

Scharf will enter the new position on Sept. 1, Trump announced in a social media post. While at Princeton, Scharf was the Charter Club and Interclub Council president, ran unsuccessfully for ...

Months after a federal judge ruled that the sweeping cancellation of National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grants in 2025 was unconstitutional, two Princeton University professors — Eve ...

Electric bikes will be banned on campus beginning June 1, according to a campus-wide message obtained by The Daily Princetonian set to be distributed Monday morning. The decision was finalized by the ...

“After Card’s whisper, Bush looked distracted and somber but continued to listen to the second-graders, joking that they ‘read like sixth-graders,’” reads the senior thesis authored by Pete Hegseth ...

University professors James McPherson and Sean Wilentz were two of the five historians who sent a letter to The New York Times in December requesting corrections to its 1619 Project, igniting debates ...