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Policies & Initiatives
College access initiative makes its way to the Bay
Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber, Cecilia Rouse, dean of the Woodrow Wilson School, and Khristina Gonzalez, associate dean of the college made a trip to the San Francisco Bay Area to discuss improving college access and success for first-generation and low-income students.
Read moreTrustees approve Morrison Hall; Arthur Lewis Auditorium
On the recommendation of the Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) Committee on Naming, the Trustees have approved renaming West College and Dodds Auditorium effective July 1.
Read moreAcademic pilot programs build bridges to doctoral study
Pilot programs in astrophysical sciences, physics and politics offer opportunities for recent graduates to participate in non-degree programs and prepare for doctoral study.
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Diversifying Campus Places and Spaces
The Board of Trustees and campus administrators begin work on the Wilson Legacy Review Committee recommendations.
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Helping First-Generation Students Feel More at Home
Programs like the Freshman Scholars Institute and the Scholars Institute Fellows Program provide resources and support for first-generation and low-income students as they transition to Princeton.
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Eisgruber receives U.S. Navy's Distinguished Service Award
The U.S. Navy has recognized Princeton University President Christopher L. Eisgruber with the Distinguished Public Service Award, the highest civilian honor given by the Secretary of the Navy.
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Community
AccessAbility Center launches at Frist Campus Center
New center launches with the goal of ensuring equal access to curricular and co-curricular opportunities for students with disabilities.
Read moreCelebrating Princeton's Latino Alumni
¡Adelante Tigres! conference welcomed more than 750 Latino alumni back to campus.
Read moreMuslim Life at Princeton
President Eisgruber reflects on faith, knowledge and the growing Muslim community at the University.
Read moreA Voice in the Conversation: Why Diversity Matters at Princeton
The Princeton Alumni Weekly (Cecilia Rouse, Dean of the Woodrow Wilson School)
Read moreStatement about Immigration Policy
President Eisgruber has issued a statement about immigration policy. Staff at the Davis Center are available to assist with questions any students or scholars may have about visa issues.
Read moreNourishing our people and our planet
Campus Dining is making strides toward inclusive and sustainable dining experiences.
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Tackling wicked problems
Four Princeton undergraduates explore improving access to affordable housing as part of the University's inaugural Tiger Challenge.
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Send us your thoughtsNative Americans at Princeton
For more than two centuries after its founding, the University excluded most minorities, but a handful of Native Americans proved an exception.
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