These photographs are a collection of artistic responses by the Princeton University community to the question: “What Is Peace?” Images of tranquility and beauty mingle with photos of boys playing with toy guns and a twisted weapon in front of the U.N. Through these photos, we encounter various understandings of ...

The Daily Princetonian takes a closer look at the graduate student experience, providing a snapshot into the areas that affect the everyday lives of those individuals pursuing advanced degrees.

Robert Francis Goheen '40, who served as president of Princeton from 1957 to 1972, passed away yesterday. He is widely considered one of the most influential leaders in the University's history.Please visit our special memorial section page for complete coverage.

The Daily Princetonian looks back on the five years since the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States, exploring the lives of Princetonians, from the victims' families to soldiers to Muslim students. Click here to see stories from the September 11 five-year retrospective.

Nov. 14, 2006 marked the debut of The Daily Princetonian's series counting down The Top 20 Greatest Athletes in Princeton history. Over the following 20 issues, we count down the top athletes ever to don the Orange and Black — one per day — until Dec. 13, when we arrive ...

The Daily Princetonian examines the changing trends in the study of languages that students choose to take at the University.Click here to view The Ivory Tower of Babel Series.

Nearly two years after the faculty voted to accept a proposal aimed at combatting grade inflation, the 'Prince' examines the plan's implementation and its effects.Click here to see The Daily Princetonian's 2006 Grade Deflation series.

AA.B., n. Though called “B.A.” at most other schools, it’s still your typical liberal arts degree.adviser, n. 1. Faculty member assigned to freshmen to assist in course selection. Usually a specialist in a field totally unrelated to yours. 2. Faculty member assigned to juniors and seniors to provide guidance in ...

The following is a haphazard collection of Princeton buzzwords that may or may not make up your entire vocabulary by the time midterms roll around. Impress your mom and dad by talking cool. Some of the terms are unique to Princeton, some are universal, some are entertaining and some are, ...

The following is a haphazard collection of Princeton buzzwords that may or may not make up your entire vocabulary by the time midterms roll around. Impress your mom and dad by talking cool. Some of the terms are unique to Princeton, some are universal, some are entertaining and some are, ...

A fallacy is lurking on the lawn near Spelman Hall."Head of a Woman," which is, rather, the great abstraction of the head of a woman situated on top of a column, is not the manual work or sweat of Pablo Picasso.Have not boasts been made from Scully Hall to the ...