Michelle Obama

First Lady Michelle Obama ’85 will be the commencement speaker for Metropolitan Nashville public high school Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School's graduation on May 17, NewsChannel5.com reported.

Within the last decade, Princetonians have won Nobel Prizes, risen to political office and upheld the University's informal motto, "Princeton in the nation's service and the service of all nations."

As most undergraduates spent their time in class, members of the Tigertones, an all-male a cappella group, journeyed to Washington on Tuesday as invited performers for one of many White House Christmas parties hosted by President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama ’85.

When Wilson School professor Uwe Reinhardt had his first son, he received a visit from an insurance salesman attempting to sell him a questionable life insurance policy designed to yield a higher commission.

Every spring, Princetonians return in droves for their 25th reunion, donning orange-and-black class jackets, to reunite with classmates, march in the P-Rade and sing “Old Nassau.” But the highest-profile member of the Class of 1985 — First Lady Michelle Obama — will not join her classmates.