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Trenton plays, Lou Chen ’19 stays

An innovative partnership builds access and a vibrant artistic community

Joseph Pucciatti and Lou Chen '19 in the Trenton Central High School music room

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Alumni Spotlight

Princeton Prize in Race Relations expands awareness, says PPRR chair Steven Marcus ’10

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Four-star general Christopher Cavoli ’87 and internet pioneer Robert Kahn *64 to receive top alumni awards

Our Stories: Volunteering

Princeton alumni demonstrate their Tiger spirit by volunteering their time for the University and around the globe.

For Bliss Freytag Smith ’87, Princeton is the gift that keeps on giving

Karthick Ramakrishnan *02 reinforces ‘star’ status for graduate alumni

For Rishi Jaitly ’04, Orange & Black Day isn’t just once a year

For Linda Johnson ’76, Annual Giving is always a big win for Princeton

Alumni Council names Service to Princeton award winners

For Grace Baylis ’20 and the Class of 2020, this year is a ‘major’ reunion

Our Stories: Giving

Your contributions to Princeton create transformative student experiences and support excellence in teaching and research.

Preston Haskell and James Steward at the Princeton University Art Museum in 2014.

Princeton University Art Museum announces major gift of abstract art and a gift to establish Haskell Education Center

East Pyne Hall, at night, bathed in orange lights

The lights of learning shine bright at Princeton

Myles Cohen and his wife, pictured outdoors near a river

Myles Cohen ’63 backs up his gratitude to Princeton with a scholarship gift

Jackie Bruce smiling and holding an orange 1746 Society pennant

From seeds planted at Princeton, Jacklyn Boney Bruce ’99 plans for the future

A scene from the Mekong River in Cambodia

Novogratz Bridge Year Program will expand to six international locations

New Venture Forward video series focuses on Princeton ‘making audacious bets’ on talent and potential

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President Eisgruber, seated at a classroom table, in conversation with students during a Wintersession seminar

President Eisgruber’s annual State of the University letter, 2023

President Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83 published his annual State of the University letter, celebrating Princeton’s full return to in-person teaching and research following COVID-19 and addressing how the University and other liberal arts institutions might adapt to the forthcoming challenges presented by rapidly developing technology.

Treby Williams ’84 will conclude her service as Princeton’s executive vice president

Treby Williams ’84, who has worked at Princeton since 2005, will conclude her service as executive vice president on June 30. Williams will serve as senior adviser to the University president for one year before retiring from Princeton.

Princeton hosts a series of exhibitions and events exploring the creative process of Toni Morrison

Beginning Feb. 22, Princeton University Library (PUL) will present “Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory,” an exhibition excavating the creative process of Toni Morrison.