Emily Aronson
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- Sep 14, 2026
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'I'm here for you': Residential college heads are faculty who foster Princeton’s living-learning community (opens the original)
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Princeton professors (left to right) Maria Garlock, Adam Finkelstein, AnneMarie Luijendijk, Claire Gmachl, Yair Mintzker, Effie Rentzou and Elizabeth M. Armstrong serve as residential college heads. Claire Gmachl, the Eugene Higgins Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, says serving as head of Whitman College — one of Princeton’s seven residential colleges — is among the best jobs on campus. “Academic and residential life are closely linked at Princeton and residential college heads
W. Rochelle Calhoun to retire after more than a decade as vice president for campus life (opens the original)
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Vice President for Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun, who has played a pivotal role in enriching the undergraduate and graduate student experience during a period of significant growth at Princeton, will retire at the end of the 2026-27 academic year. Since joining the University in 2015, Calhoun has led myriad efforts to provide a dynamic and supportive campus environment for students as the University expanded its undergraduate student body and built new residential, athletic, health and recreat
Princeton welcomes Class of 2030 that reflects continuing commitment to socio-economic diversity (opens the original)
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Princeton has welcomed the Class of 2030 for the 2026-27 academic year, including one of the largest number of lower-income first-year students in the University’s history. In the first-year Class of 2030, approximately 25% of the class are lower-income students eligible for federal Pell Grants. Need-based financial aid will also go to an additional 46% of the class who come from other lower-income families, as well as middle- and upper-middle-income homes. The Class of 2030 includes a total of
Princeton strengthens its support for AI and data science scholarship through Data and Intelligent Systems initiative (opens the original)
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Professors Tom Griffiths (left) and Arthur Spirling (right) are co-directors of Data and Intelligent Systems (DaIS). Princeton has established a new academic unit, Data and Intelligent Systems (DaIS), to help accelerate the pace of discovery in artificial intelligence and data science and to support transformative research and teaching across disciplines. As part of the University’s robust AI ecosystem, the nimble, interdisciplinary initiative builds on the deep links between AI and data science
At Opening Exercises, President Eisgruber encourages new Princeton students to value ‘what you learn along the way’ (opens the original)
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Opening Exercises marks the start of a new academic year before classes begin Sept. 2. Here, first-year students in the Class of 2030 and incoming transfer students show their residential college pride, including the Mathey College “moose.” President Christopher L. Eisgruber welcomed incoming undergraduate and graduate students to campus during the annual Opening Exercises ceremony on Sunday, Aug. 30, encouraging them to value the myriad opportunities to learn deeply and think critically while a
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