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Paul Vierthaler @vierth.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Princeton does a "take your professor to dinner" thing where students can invite a professor to dinner at the dining halls. A few students in my Chinese DH class invited me to join them last night. It probably seemed small to them, but it is moments like this when my work feels most meaningful.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 01/10/2026

Princeton professor Luc Deike has won an Experimental Physics Investigators Initiative award from The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. The award will support Deike’s research using a unique new facility housed in his lab to study cloud microphysics at cold temperature: bit.ly/4jFoM7U

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 30/09/2026

Princeton’s residential college heads explain their unique roles, share how faculty foster community in the residential colleges, and reflect on how serving as college heads enriches their own work and lives.

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'I'm here for you': Residential college heads are faculty who foster Princeton’s living-learning community

The professors play a vital role on Princeton's campus, cultivating community in academic and residential life.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 29/09/2026

Princeton professors Ellora Derenoncourt and Elizabeth Ellis have been awarded 2026 MacArthur Fellowships: bit.ly/4hg0dgs Princeton graduate alum Kaiyu Guan *13, now professor at the University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, has also been named a 2026 #MacFellow.

The words: "Princeton professors Ellora Derenoncourt and Elizabeth Ellis awarded MacArthur ‘genius’ grants" with photos of Ellora and Elizabeth

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 28/09/2026

In conjunction with Princeton 1776 Fest, the University welcomes visitors to an open house and self-guided tour of the Faculty Room of Nassau Hall. A National Historic Landmark, Nassau Hall was a site of the Battle of Princeton and served as the seat of government for the Continental Congress

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Nassau Hall Faculty Room Open House

In conjunction with Princeton 1776 Fest at Morven Museum & Garden, the University welcomes campus and community visitors to an open house and self-guided tour of the Faculty Room of Nassau Hall.A Nati...

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 28/09/2026

Ahead of the opening of "The Art of Japanese Publishing," exhibition at Princeton University Library, co-curator and Japanese Art Specialist Nicole Fabricand-Person ’76 *01 reflects on her time at Princeton from student to staff.

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Meet Nicole Fabricand-Person, co-curator of “The Art of Japanese Publishing”

Ahead of the opening of “The Art of Japanese Publishing,” exhibition co-curator and Japanese Art Specialist Nicole Fabricand-Person ‘76 *01 reflected on her time at Princeton.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 25/09/2026

At Community Care Day, students, faculty, staff and the campus community came together for various activities with a goal of developing habits and practices for integrating self- and community care into their daily and weekly life.

participants hold up their water color art at the Princeton University Art Museum

students participate in yoga at the Class of 1986 Fitness and Wellness Center

community members create succulent potted plants

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Flatiron Institute @flatironinstitute.org · 25/09/2026

New papers in @science.org from #FlatironCCQ researchers and collaborators have mapped the quantum possibilities of atomically thin materials. Read more from @princeton.edu: bit.ly/4rG0Bs7 #science #physics

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 24/09/2026

A new colorful stone mosaic installed at the Princeton University Chapel honors Native and Indigenous stories, installed as part of efforts to expand the representations of faiths and belief systems in the communal space where the University community and public are welcome: bit.ly/4d1hyXX

a close-up of stones in various colors next to a photo of the artist adding pieces to the mosaic

a close-up of the colorful mosaic which shows animals, flowers, and other shapes

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 18/09/2026

After the passage of the 1765 Stamp Act, Princeton became a center of revolutionary thought and youthful activism. “Real and Remembered: Princetonians Caught Between Study and Revolution" explores campus and student experiences before, during and after the war: bit.ly/4fLX8nv

The words: "Real and Remembered: Princetonians Caught Between Study and Revolution"

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 18/09/2026

Residential colleges provide a close-knit community where undergrads live, eat, study and socialize. Heads of college are tenured faculty who live in college houses and work with staff, student peer leaders and faculty advisers to nurture undergrads’ intellectual, social and personal development.

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'I'm here for you': Residential college heads are faculty who foster Princeton’s living-learning community

The professors play a vital role on Princeton's campus, cultivating community in academic and residential life.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 17/09/2026

"We grow seeds because seeds are the foundation of foodways." At the Princeton Seed Farm, Princeton faculty members, student volunteers and community partners are committed to preserving culturally meaningful seeds: bit.ly/3V04ybK

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 17/09/2026

Princeton remembers professor emeritus Ulrich “Uli” Knoepflmacher, "a towering scholar of Victorian fiction and poetry who brought to his subject a deep familiarity with traditions of realism, religious humanism, existential despair, culture and Romanticism."

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Ulrich Knoepflmacher, ‘towering scholar’ of Victorian fiction, poetry and children’s literature, dies at 95

Knoepflmacher's research interests included Victorian literature and culture, English and American children’s books, 19th-century poetry and the English novel. He was among the first to recognize the ...

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 16/09/2026

A new kind of predictive power gives scientists a new lens on organ development and opens the door to engineering healthy tissue or addressing disorders with greater control. More on the research led by professor Celeste Nelson: bit.ly/4fq5TUc

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 16/09/2026

Princeton engineers have created a semiconductor with unique properties: it is just a few molecules thick and can repeatedly change its properties in response to light. This is a step toward building more energy-efficient sensors, optoelectronic devices and computing technologies.

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Princeton engineers create an erasable semiconductor programmed with light

The research takes an important step toward creating semiconductors that are adaptable and more energy efficient.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 15/09/2026

Princeton’s High Meadows Environmental Institute will open Maya Lin’s “What Is Missing? What If?” with an artist’s talk Sept. 22. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a two-story multimedia display that presents immersive, larger-than-life audio and video of threatened and endangered species.

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‘What Is Missing?’: Stunning exhibition by Maya Lin opens new gallery at Briger Hall

The centerpiece of the exhibition is a two-story multimedia display that presents immersive, larger-than-life audio and video of threatened and endangered species. The show opens with an artist talk S...

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 15/09/2026

Some 2,800 scientists, including Princeton researchers, are involved in the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory's decade-long survey of the Southern Hemisphere sky, known as the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST). The New York Times described it as "a dazzling census of our cosmos."

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Princeton collaborators celebrate start of observatory's ‘ultra-high-definition time-lapse record of our Universe’

Princeton researchers have played a major role in developing software pipelines to process the massive amounts of data the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory generates scanning the cosmos.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 15/09/2026

Yale professor and constitutional scholar Akhil Reed Amar will deliver Princeton's Constitution Day Lecture "America at 250: From 'Created Equal' to Birthright Citizenship" on September 16: bit.ly/4yYKcld

A lecture poster titled "America at 250: From 'Created Equal' to Birthright Citizenship" featuring Akhil Reed Amar, a Sterling Professor at Yale Law School. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, 5:00 PM, at McCosh 50.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 14/09/2026

From welcoming students to their homes away from home to cultivating community and extending learning beyond the classroom, residential college heads work with college staff, student peer leaders and faculty advisers to nurture undergraduates’ intellectual, social and personal development.

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'I'm here for you': Residential college heads are faculty who foster Princeton’s living-learning community

The professors play a vital role on Princeton's campus, cultivating community in academic and residential life.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 14/09/2026

🔋 The goal: to build safe batteries with enough energy density to last all day and enough power density that users can get a full charge in minutes rather than hours. 🔋 The strategy: combine two types of cathode materials into a new type of solid-state device.

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Princeton Engineering - Peering into matter points the way to better batteries

The goal: to build safe batteries with enough energy density to last all day and enough power density that users can get a full charge in minutes rather than hours. The strategy: combine two types of ...

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 14/09/2026

The Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program in the Humanities at Princeton will support 11 reading groups this year. Grad students and faculty from across the humanities and humanistic social sciences are invited to explore shared interests—from public memory to magical realism: bit.ly/3SItsiD

Joyce Carol Oates addressing an audience

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 11/09/2026

Today, the campus community gathered at the 9/11 Memorial Garden for the University's annual interfaith service to remember those who tragically lost their lives on September 11, 2001, including 14 Princeton alumni.

a bouquet of flowers underneath the remembrance bell

a bouquet of flowers surrounded by candles on top of the memorial stones

Linda Knights taps the bell with a mallet

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 11/09/2026

Remembering those who tragically lost their lives on September 11, 2001, including the 14 Princeton alumni whom we will #NeverForget.

A bouquet of flowers placed under the Remembrance bell

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 10/09/2026

Professor and 2021 Nobel laureate David MacMillan has been awarded the 2027 Arthur C. Cope Award by @acs.org in recognition of extraordinary achievement and contributions to the field of catalysis. They also named professor Paul Chirik as recipient of the 2027 ACS Award in Organometallic Chemistry.

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In banner ACS year for chemistry department, MacMillan and Chirik receive awards

MacMillan has been awarded the American Chemical Society's career Cope Award, Chirik the 2027 ACS Award in Organometallic Chemistry.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 10/09/2026

On Friday, September 11 at 12:00pm, alumni and University officials will lead a campus Service of Remembrance. The Memorial Garden and the annual service honor the 14 Princeton alumni who tragically lost their lives. All are welcome to attend the ceremony. Event details: bit.ly/3UKfJZa

9/11 Service of Remembrance
Memorial Garden
Friday, September 11, 2026
12:00 pm
Sponsored by Princeton Alumni Association and Office of Religious Life at Princeton

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 10/09/2026

Now open at Princeton University's Firestone Library, "The Art of Japanese Publishing: A Selection of Japanese Illustrated Books from the Marquand Library Collection 1660-1960".

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The Art of Japanese Publishing

Marquand Library celebrates the art of Japanese publishing in this exhibition with selections from our collection of rare Japanese illustrated books.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 09/09/2026

Princeton undergrads share their experiences in the medieval studies minor — why they were interested in the field, their favorite courses, independent research topics, and more: bit.ly/4ynW27W

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 09/09/2026

Local students explore career pathways at Princeton University Art Museum through the Municipality of Princeton’s Summer Youth Employment Program: bit.ly/46x2qhv

Kat Strickland, Estefany Rodriguez Morrison, and intern Paloma Maya together in one of the Museum's Creativity

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 08/09/2026

Vice President for Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun, who has played a pivotal role in enriching the undergraduate and graduate student experience during a period of significant growth at Princeton, will retire at the end of the 2026-27 academic year: bit.ly/4iRRmCL

Portrait of Rochelle with the words: "W. Rochelle Calhoun to retire after more than a decade as vice president for campus life at Princeton University"

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 04/09/2026

The Princeton-led Quantum Leap Challenge Institute will devise techniques for fabricating hardware and develop education and workforce training programs that deepen U.S. leadership in quantum science and engineering.

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Princeton to lead major federally funded institute to unlock quantum computing challenges

Nathalie de Leon will direct the new institute, which is one of eight announced as part of the National Science Foundation’s Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes program.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 04/09/2026

As we bid farewell to summer, we will feel the heat from some of the hottest days again this winter due to our extensive geo-exchange system. Here's how it works: bit.ly/4i6ST7I

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 03/09/2026

Princeton University celebrated the academic accomplishments of its students with the awarding of undergraduate prizes to seven students at Opening Exercises: bit.ly/3UznalV

President Eisgruber and Dean Gordin with undergraduate academic prize winners Jake Tessnow, Eli Gold, Antonia Comaniciu, Noah Dorn, Divija Durga, Haruka Nabeshima and Isaac Badipe. Includes the words: "Undergraduate prizes awarded to seven Princeton students for academic achievement"

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 03/09/2026

At the Pre-read Assembly, President Eisgruber and author and literacy advocate Maryanne Wolf held a wide-ranging conversation about the value of deep reading and what it means to have “a good reading life.” The annual event introduces new students to the intellectual life of the University.

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Pre-read author Maryanne Wolf urges incoming class to read deeply, 'with courage and effort'

The Pre-read Assembly focused on Wolf's book, “Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World,” which President Eisgruber selected for incoming students to read over the summer.

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PEN America @penamerica.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

PEN America's co-CEO @selopez.bsky.social joined Princeton President Christopher L. Eisgruber for a wide-ranging conversation that introduced transfer and first-year students to the University’s expansive commitment to academic freedom and free expression. More at: www.princeton.edu/news/2026/08...

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 01/09/2026

At an Orientation session for incoming students, President Eisgruber was joined by Summer Lopez *08, co-chief executive officer of @penamerica.bsky.social, to discuss Princeton’s "bold and powerful commitment" to free expression: bit.ly/464tK6m

Photo of Summer Lopez with the words: “You can’t have freedom of assembly, you can’t have freedom of the press and freedom of religion and the other rights that we hold dear, without this foundational freedom.”

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 31/08/2026

Princeton University celebrated the academic accomplishments of its students with the awarding of undergraduate prizes to seven students at Opening Exercises.

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Undergraduate prizes awarded to seven students for academic achievement

Princeton celebrated the the students' accomplishments at Opening Exercises.

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 31/08/2026

At Opening Exercises for the Class of 2030, President Eisgruber emphasized the enduring power of a liberal arts education to prepare students for whatever the future may hold: bit.ly/4wXpws2

Class of 2030 banner being held by two students

Group of students sitting together during Opening Exercises

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 30/08/2026

The campus community welcomed Princeton's GREAT Class of 2030 with traditional Opening Exercises and the annual Pre-rade. 🧡🖤

a large group of Rockefeller College students cheer as they walk through FitzRandolph Gate

two Mathey College students make moose antlers with their hands

two Butler College students cheer for the camera

seven Whitman College students come together for a posed photo

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Princeton University @princeton.edu · 30/08/2026

At the Pre-read Assembly this evening, #Princeton2030 will hear from "Reader, Come Home" author Maryanne Wolf as she discusses the book with President Eisgruber: bit.ly/4xsRLQL

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Ludwig Cancer Research @ludwigcancer.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Ludwig @princeton.edu’s @yibinkang.bsky.social and Yong Tang have discovered that tumors reach out across the body and reprogram fat metabolism in the liver to indirectly shield themselves from immune attack—and shown how this might be undermined to enhance immunotherapy. bit.ly/4iyloey #CanSky

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