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In June, Princeton sued major insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers, alleging they conspired to artificially inflate insulin prices and caused the University to overpay for employee healthcare costs.

In June, Princeton sued major insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers, alleging they conspired to artificially inflate insulin prices and caused the University to overpay for employee healthcare costs.


Despite most of Princeton’s peer institutions taking action to combat grade inflation, Princeton has remained silent. The ‘Prince’ analyzed how the state of grade inflation discourse currently stands in the higher education realm.

Despite most of Princeton’s peer institutions taking action to combat grade inflation, Princeton has remained silent. The ‘Prince’ analyzed how the state of grade inflation discourse currently stands in the higher education realm.



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Vice President of Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun will retire at the end of the 2026–2027 academic year. She entered the position in 2015 and has worked to expand mental health resources on campus, though she was criticized for her response to a sit-in at Clio Hall during the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.”

Vice President of Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun will retire at the end of the 2026–2027 academic year. She entered the position in 2015 and has worked to expand mental health resources on campus, though she was criticized for her response to a sit-in at Clio Hall during the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.”


A black and white photograph of four students surrounding Daniel Altman ’67 seated at a desk holding a cup of coffee at the Experimental College.

In 1966, discontent with Princeton’s curricular offerings and preceptorial system, a group of students from the already avant-garde Woodrow Wilson Society founded an even more radical institution: the “Experimental College.” In its short lifespan of two years, the Experimental College provided a glimpse into a different possibility for Princetonians’ social and intellectual life.

In 1966, discontent with Princeton’s curricular offerings and preceptorial system, a group of students from the already avant-garde Woodrow Wilson Society founded an even more radical institution: the “Experimental College.” In its short lifespan of two years, the Experimental College provided a glimpse into a different possibility for Princetonians’ social and intellectual life.


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