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‘A major morale booster’: NEH grant terminations ruled unconstitutional, humanities faculty express hope

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‘A major morale booster’: NEH grant terminations ruled unconstitutional, humanities faculty express hope

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | June 3

Last month, a federal judge ruled that NEH’s termination of more than 1,400 grants were unconstitutional. Princeton researchers studying the humanities expressed hope about the state of current and future grants. 

Last month, a federal judge ruled that NEH’s termination of more than 1,400 grants were unconstitutional. Princeton researchers studying the humanities expressed hope about the state of current and future grants.

‘Further than I ever dreamed’: Sotomayor ’76 returns for 50th reunion

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‘Further than I ever dreamed’: Sotomayor ’76 returns for 50th reunion

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | June 1

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.

At Commencement events, speakers urge seniors to be proactive changemakers

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At Commencement events, speakers urge seniors to be proactive changemakers

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | June 1

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.

Enzo Kho ’26 announced as next Young Alumni Trustee, service and giving emphasized at Alumni Council meeting

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Enzo Kho ’26 announced as next Young Alumni Trustee, service and giving emphasized at Alumni Council meeting

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | May 22

Enzo Kho ’26, former president of the Undergraduate Student Government, has been elected as the Young Alumni Trustee for the Class of 2026, following an official announcement of the results at the annual meeting of the Alumni Council on Friday. The meeting also included a presentation of various awards for alumni and remarks from leaders in the Alumni Council.

Enzo Kho ’26, former president of the Undergraduate Student Government, has been elected as the Young Alumni Trustee for the Class of 2026, following an official announcement of the results at the annual meeting of the Alumni Council on Friday. The meeting also included a presentation of various awards for alumni and remarks from leaders in the Alumni Council.

Carolina Figueiredo GS named inaugural winner of Vera Rubin New Frontiers Prize

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Carolina Figueiredo GS named inaugural winner of Vera Rubin New Frontiers Prize

Daphne Lewis and Haeon Lee
| NEWS | May 3

Physics graduate student Carolina Figueiredo GS won $50,000 as the inaugural laureate of the Breakthrough Prize Foundation’s Vera Rubin New Frontiers Prize on April 18. She was the sole recipient of the prize in its founding year, chosen for her Ph.D. research at Princeton that unearthed “hidden relations among quantum field theories.”

Physics graduate student Carolina Figueiredo GS won $50,000 as the inaugural laureate of the Breakthrough Prize Foundation’s Vera Rubin New Frontiers Prize on April 18. She was the sole recipient of the prize in its founding year, chosen for her Ph.D. research at Princeton that unearthed “hidden relations among quantum field theories.”

‘It just gets worse and worse’: Humanities at Princeton reels from NEH funding cuts

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‘It just gets worse and worse’: Humanities at Princeton reels from NEH funding cuts

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | April 23

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.

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.

GSG announces expanded retirement savings plan, approves grad student surveys

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GSG announces expanded retirement savings plan, approves grad student surveys

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | April 7

At its April 6 meeting, the Graduate Student Government assembly heard presentations on a new graduate student retirement plan and the Inclusion and Diversity report, and approved surveys for the graduate student body.

At its April 6 meeting, the Graduate Student Government assembly heard presentations on a new graduate student retirement plan and the Inclusion and Diversity report, and approved surveys for the graduate student body.

NJ AI Hub set to launch AI Accelerator to globalize entrepreneur network

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NJ AI Hub set to launch AI Accelerator to globalize entrepreneur network

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | January 27

The New Jersey Artificial Intelligence Hub has partnered with the global innovation platform Plug and Play to launch an AI Accelerator. The program aims to connect local companies with global networks, attract international talent, and promote ethical AI development.

The New Jersey Artificial Intelligence Hub has partnered with the global innovation platform Plug and Play to launch an AI Accelerator. The program aims to connect local companies with global networks, attract international talent, and promote ethical AI development.

Newest minors include Computing, Society and Policy, forthcoming Education Studies

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Newest minors include Computing, Society and Policy, forthcoming Education Studies

Haeon Lee
| NEWS | December 12

The faculty meeting on Dec. 1 saw a unanimous vote to establish a new minor in Education Studies, following the approval of the minor in Computing, Society, and Policy at the end of last spring semester.

The faculty meeting on Dec. 1 saw a unanimous vote to establish a new minor in Education Studies, following the approval of the minor in Computing, Society, and Policy at the end of last spring semester.

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