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VP for Campus Life Calhoun to retire, leaving behind mixed legacy
Luke GrippoVice 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.”
Students awarded prizes for academic achievement, discuss Princeton experience
Mia ChenSeven undergraduate students were awarded four different awards during Opening Exercises on Aug. 31. These awards spotlight academic excellence among students.
Seven undergraduate students were awarded four different awards during Opening Exercises on Aug. 31. These awards spotlight academic excellence among students.
The Experimental College: the short-lived radical intellectual guild
Chris XinIn 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.