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University News

• Princeton’s Campus Sustainability Framework builds on 20 years of action and progress
  October 28, 2026
• Dale Fellowship recipients pursue original projects after graduation
  October 27, 2026
• Sylvia Lavin named dean of Princeton’s School of Architecture
  October 27, 2026
• Jose Roque named a 2026 Packard Fellow
  October 15, 2026
• Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts welcomes new scholars
  October 14, 2026

Daily Princetonian Headlines

• Princeton to provide ChatGPT accounts for all students, faculty, staff
  October 28, 2026
  The University will provide all students, faculty and staff access to ChatGPT Plus or Pro, a paid version of OpenAI's premier large language model.Students will […]
• From southern Ivy to northern university in one week
  October 28, 2026
  Princeton today is home to students from all over the world. All fifty states are represented in the undergraduate body on campus, with no state […]
• 'The Social Reckoning' fails to reckon with its own gravity
  October 28, 2026
  On Feb. 4, 2004, a young man in a dorm room at a small liberal arts college near Boston opened Pandora's box. His creation, Facebook, […]
• Women's volleyball earns fourth straight win with victory over Penn
  October 28, 2026
  In their earlier September matchup, the Penn Quakers (10-8 overall, 2-6 Ivy League) took Princeton women's volleyball (8-8 overall, 6-2 Ivy League) to five hard-fought […]
• VP Calhoun cancels Outdoor Action after mistaking it for pro-Palestine encampment
  October 28, 2026
  The following content is purely satirical and entirely fictional.On Tuesday, Vice President for Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun announced the end of Orientation small-group experiences. […]
• Before Forbes: the history of the Princeton Inn
  October 28, 2026
  Forbes residents today enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere of the historic red-brick building overlooking the green grass of the Princeton golf course and Graduate College. […]
• 'Taken aback' and 'disappointed': Orientation changes face intense backlash from students
  October 28, 2026
  Following sweeping changes to first-year Orientation, which cut programming short by four days and eliminated small-group experiences, students harshly criticized the University's decision and expressed […]
• Without the small-group experience, there is no orientation
  October 28, 2026
  Today, the University announced that it is cutting the Community Action, Dialogue and Difference in Action, and Outdoor Action programs from first-year Orientation, shifting them […]