The number of take-home exams saw a 71 percent drop from Spring 2025 to Spring 2026.
The number of take-home exams saw a 71 percent drop from Spring 2025 to Spring 2026.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed the Class of 2024 and the Class of 2025 through their Frosh and Senior Survey data to understand how love grew during their four years on campus.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed the Class of 2024 and the Class of 2025 through their Frosh and Senior Survey data to understand how love grew during their four years on campus.
Cloister Inn has taken significant losses in recent years and has the fewest assets of any eating club — so much so that it obtained a $90,000 loan from six other members of the Street in the spring.
Cloister Inn has taken significant losses in recent years and has the fewest assets of any eating club — so much so that it obtained a $90,000 loan from six other members of the Street in the spring.
How much did Princeton’s 2025 aid expansion impact the number of tuition-paying students? We broke it down.
How much did Princeton’s 2025 aid expansion impact the number of tuition-paying students? We broke it down.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed trends from the Princeton Art Museum's Collections Database, focusing on the 3,241 artworks currently on display out of 58,348 total in the database. The data reveals a varied curation across over 500 artists and 1,000 distinct artistic mediums in Princeton’s newly renewed public art experience.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed trends from the Princeton Art Museum's Collections Database, focusing on the 3,241 artworks currently on display out of 58,348 total in the database. The data reveals a varied curation across over 500 artists and 1,000 distinct artistic mediums in Princeton’s newly renewed public art experience.
Of the 20 percent of the Class of 2029 who view the rise of LLMs such as ChatGPT as “revolutionary,” almost 80 percent use AI models for recreation, and almost 66 percent use them for writing/reading assistance. The Daily Princetonian looked at the previous Frosh Surveys from the Class of 2027 through this year’s Class of 2029 to understand the shift regarding AI use and AI sentiment.
This semester, The Daily Princetonian investigated how loud the Hobson construction site is by measuring noise levels in locations outside of the five dorm buildings closest to it. We measured the noise levels with a decibel (dB) meter standing next to each building for short intervals sometime between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. every weekday for two weeks.
This semester, The Daily Princetonian investigated how loud the Hobson construction site is by measuring noise levels in locations outside of the five dorm buildings closest to it. We measured the noise levels with a decibel (dB) meter standing next to each building for short intervals sometime between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. every weekday for two weeks.
The University released the course offerings for Spring 2026 this Thursday, October 30. The Daily Princetonian broke down the 1,428 classes that will be offered this spring — a decrease of 27 courses compared to Spring 2025. Here are our four takeaways.
For Princeton’s Class of 2029, The Daily Princetonian analyzed how someone’s intended major impacted their top college choice to understand what drove Princeton’s newest Tigers to select their favorite campus.
Week by week, the ‘Prince’ broke down this year’s Alumni Giving campaign.
Week by week, we broke down this year's Alumni Giving campaign.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed responses from the 2029 Frosh Survey regarding AI use across fields and in various settings to determine how Princeton’s youngest class is using AI models like ChatGPT.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed responses from the 2029 Frosh Survey regarding AI use across fields and in various settings to determine how Princeton’s youngest class is using AI models like ChatGPT.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed responses from the 2029 Frosh Survey regarding high school employment to determine how many Tigers were already working at a summer or in-school-year job as high schoolers. Princeton’s Class of 2029 has begun their grind long before their matriculation at Princeton.
The Daily Princetonian analyzed responses from the 2029 Frosh Survey regarding high school employment to determine how many Tigers were already working at a summer or in-school-year job as high schoolers. Princeton’s Class of 2029 has begun their grind long before their matriculation at Princeton.
As first-years, 71.9 percent of respondents to the 2029 Frosh Survey described their career ambitions as being in the nation’s service or the service of humanity, in line with Princeton’s informal motto. But a nearly identical proportion — 70.1 percent — also said they aspired to make money in their careers.
At the time of collection, there were 157 listings spanning 49 academic units. As many of these positions are filled on a rolling basis, the data collected by the ‘Prince’ only provides a snapshot of the current available positions in the University's faculty.
At the time of collection, there were 157 listings spanning 49 academic units. As many of these positions are filled on a rolling basis, the data collected by the ‘Prince’ only provides a snapshot of the current available positions in the University's faculty.
According to the Daily Princetonian's yearly Senior Survey, 25 percent of seniors since 2022 have reported being “independent” from University dining plans. With the recent decision to require an upperclass meal plan for all juniors and seniors, these students, as well as those on a partial University meal plan, are the most affected.
The ‘Prince’ used natural language processing (NLP) and AI analysis to examine over 9,300 senior theses from the past decade.
We used natural language processing (NLP) and AI analysis to examine over 9,300 senior theses from the past decade.
For students heading into next year’s draw, this spring offers an important lesson: flexibility isn’t just helpful — it’s essential. We broke down when room types and buildings filled up and the most common issues faced by Princeton students during the upperclass draw.
For students heading into next year’s draw, this spring offers an important lesson: flexibility isn’t just helpful — it’s essential. We broke down when room types and buildings filled up and the most common issues faced by Princeton students during the upperclass draw.
The Phish Bowl, Princeton Office of Information Technology’s repository for submitting scam or phishing emails, has received over 55 percent more unique emails in 2024 than in 2022. Most recently, a scammer used a dean in the Engineering School’s likeness to get student clicks.
The Phish Bowl, Princeton Office of Information Technology’s repository for submitting scam or phishing emails, has received over 55 percent more unique emails in 2024 than in 2022. Most recently, a scammer used a dean in the Engineering School’s likeness to get student clicks.
Course offerings were officially released on Thursday, March 27, with 134 new offerings among a total of 1,070 courses. We broke down the new course start times and the departments offering new courses.
Course offerings were officially released on Thursday, March 27, with 134 new offerings among a total of 1,070 courses. We broke down the new course start times and the departments offering new courses.
Are you worried about your upperclass draw time? Use our searchable database to sort by 2024 room draw popularity, square footage, in-hall laundry access, and more.
