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The decision reverses a 2022 commitment made by PRINCO. It comes amidst budget cuts for the University spurred by PRINCO’s decreased long-term endowment return projections.

The decision reverses a 2022 commitment made by PRINCO. It comes amidst budget cuts for the University spurred by PRINCO’s decreased long-term endowment return projections.


Compiled through months of planning, outreach, and analysis, the data visualizations and blurbs presented in the Senior Survey help tell the story of the Great Class of 2026 — the largest undergraduate class in the University’s history.

Compiled through months of planning, outreach, and analysis, the data visualizations and blurbs presented in the Senior Survey help tell the story of the Great Class of 2026 — the largest undergraduate class in the University’s history.



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Princeton’s 279th Commencement ceremony last Tuesday marked the culmination of a three-day period of graduation celebrations for the Class of 2026, the largest in the University’s history.

Princeton’s 279th Commencement ceremony last Tuesday marked the culmination of a three-day period of graduation celebrations for the Class of 2026, the largest in the University’s history.


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For their 50th reunion, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States Sonia Sotomayor ’76 and former ABC news anchor Melanie Lawson ’76 returned to campus for a conversation at McCarter Theatre.

For their 50th reunion, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States Sonia Sotomayor ’76 and former ABC news anchor Melanie Lawson ’76 returned to campus for a conversation at McCarter Theatre.


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Man in a dark suit and orange tie, smiling, standing in front of a black media backdrop patterned with orange Princeton University logos and white Nike logos.

Two years after saying collectives would “never” be Princeton’s philosophy, Ford Family Director of Athletics John Mack ’00 told the ‘Prince’ that the University’s model remains strong, even as the economics of college sports move further away from it.

Two years after saying collectives would “never” be Princeton’s philosophy, Ford Family Director of Athletics John Mack ’00 told the ‘Prince’ that the University’s model remains strong, even as the economics of college sports move further away from it.


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