Emily Aronson

A new Humanities Initiative provides structure and support to supercharge scholarship, teaching and public collaborations for the 21st century and beyond.

The University community is hosting a range of events. Educational programs and resources are also available year-round.

The opening of the new Frist Health Center, lower co-pays for counseling, and expanded TigerWell programs are among recent well-being initiatives that support students to thrive and engage fully in learning, research and service.

The financial aid expansion reflects Princeton’s national leadership in access and affordability.

Opening Exercises is part of Orientation programming introducing students to academic, co-curricular and extracurricular life at Princeton.

The renovated rooms, dining spaces, library and terrace have been named in honor of 12 people with connections to Princeton's history who persevered and excelled in myriad ways.

A public memorial and celebration of Isenberg’s life will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 6, at the University Chapel. 

The Class of 2026 members will pursue two years of graduate study in the United Kingdom. The two are among 43 Marshall Scholars selected for the 2026 cohort.

The conference focused on helping community college students successfully transfer to selective colleges and universities.

The Princeton Pre-read for the Class of 2030 addresses the ‘vital importance’ of deep reading in a digital age. Incoming students will receive copies of the book this summer.