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Alumni Spotlight

Zoe Maddox *18 guides Graduate School alumni to engagement through Annual Giving

Alumni Spotlight

The art of giving back: Susie and John Diekman ’65 help shape the new Princeton University Art Museum

Gifts

Princeton receives gift to endow football offensive coordinator position

Alumni Spotlight

On the road to Carnegie Hall: Leland Ko ’20 steps into the spotlight

Our Stories: Volunteering

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

Man in a checkered blazer smiling in front of greenery.

Ryan Ruskin ’90: ‘Our Princeton, our time’

Recent alumni stand in a Locomotive cheer

At the PULSE leadership summit, recent alumni find the heartbeat of Princeton’s alumni community

Eight new members elected to Princeton Board of Trustees

The four 2025 award winners with their crystal tigers

The 2025 Award for Service to Princeton honors four alumni

Monica Moore Thompson seated in front of James Madison portrait

Monica Moore Thompson ’89 reflects on her term as Alumni Association president

Reunions artist Barbara Wallace ’80 never lost her ‘burning desire to engage in art’

Our Stories: Giving

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

University officials and alumni hold and cut an orange ribbon to dedicate the new Art Museum.

Princeton dedicates new Art Museum and opens its doors to the community

Kay and Leighton Chen, holding an orange Princeton pennant

Kay and Leighton Chen ’66 honor his father, strengthen Asian American studies

An interior of the Grand Stairs and oritnation gallery of the new Princeton University Art Museum, with campus showing through the glass

Venture Forward gifts name multiple spaces within the new Princeton University Art Museum

John Wilmerding, in tie and jacket, standing in front of the art installation near Prospect House.

Venture Forward gifts name Wilmerding Pavilion and Anschutz Galleries in Art Museum

Sumir Chadha, his parents and extended family, seated with Princeton administrators during a gathering to celebrate his gift of an endowed professorship

Sumir Chadha ’93 honors parents with new endowed professorship in India studies

Princeton’s Annual Giving campaign raises $68.4 million

Our Stories: Community

On campus and around the globe, Princeton alumni, faculty and friends are making a positive impact.

John Mack, Erik Plummer and the Princeton cheerleaders huddle around an orange birthday cake in Princeton Stadium

Princeton community celebrates University’s birthday on Orange & Black Day

Side by side portraits of Kevin Gover and Terence Tao

Smithsonian executive and Fields Medalist mathematician to receive top alumni awards

Alumni of the Graduate School woot and holler on Poe Field before a group photo during the Many Minds conference.

Many minds and stripes return to campus for conference to celebrate graduate alumni

Kathy and Fred Miller with a group of fellow travelers outdoors in front of a building and mountain in Bhutan

Passports and purpose

Princeton alumni Nabarun Dasgupta and Sébastien Philippe

Nabarun Dasgupta ’00 and Sébastien Philippe *18 win MacArthur ‘genius’ grants

Mary Brunkow seated at her home desk, reacting to winning a Nobel.

Mary Brunkow *91 receives Nobel Prize

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Justice Jackson, on stage, speaking to the audience while holding a microphone.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson advises Princeton students to work hard for their passions

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson advised students during the Justice John Marshall Harlan Lecture in Constitutional Adjudication, presented by the Program in Law and Public Policy at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA).

‘Truly inspiring’: New Princeton University Art Museum opens its doors to all

At 4:59 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 31, the line of people waiting to enter the new Princeton University Art Museum for its 24-hour open house snaked out of sight along the front of the building, far past the gates of Prospect House. Twenty-four hours later, 21,763 people had walked through the doors.

Princeton puts quantum computing on the fast track with new qubit

In a major step toward practical quantum computers, Princeton engineers have built a superconducting qubit that lasts three times longer than today’s best versions.

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