Jonathan Leslie '08, a student from Louisiana, led a one-man parade around campus Tuesday night in celebration of Mardi Gras.
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‘It just gets worse and worse’: Humanities at Princeton reels from NEH funding cuts
Haeon LeeFollowing the mass termination of National Endowment for the Humanities grants in April 2025, humanities researchers at Princeton have spent the past year troubled about the future of their funding, methods, and the discipline at large.
Following the mass termination of National Endowment for the Humanities grants in April 2025, humanities researchers at Princeton have spent the past year troubled about the future of their funding, methods, and the discipline at large.
U. spent $240,000 on lobbying first quarter of 2026, second-highest total in history
Gray CollinsLobbying efforts at American universities have increased in recent months as the Trump administration has ratcheted up attacks on higher education.
Princeton Council candidates discuss platforms, U. relations
Teresa Chen and Oliver WuTwo seats on the Princeton Council are up for grabs this fall, with four Democrats and one Republican running. The Democrats spoke with The Daily Princetonian to discuss their platforms ahead of the primary on June 2.
Two seats on the Princeton Council are up for grabs this fall, with four Democrats and one Republican running. The Democrats spoke with The Daily Princetonian to discuss their platforms ahead of the primary on June 2.