On Friday, facilities staff and students attend a car show in front of New South as part of the Facilities Appreciation Picnic.
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The start of fall brings cooler temperatures and a cloudy pink sunset, seen from McCosh Walk.
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Students relax outside on Poe field.
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The sun lights up Holder courtyard.
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Students listened to Richard Stengel ’77, the former managing editor of Time and government official in the Obama administration, speak about U.S. politics at Monday’s event.
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Fifteen Princeton faculty, arts fellows, and alumni awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Victoria DaviesFifteen Princeton affiliates have received the Guggenheim Fellowship. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the award. Among those celebrated are photographers, composers, and historians.
Fifteen Princeton affiliates have received the Guggenheim Fellowship. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the award. Among those celebrated are photographers, composers, and historians.
Princeton’s junior researchers forge new frontiers
Chloe LauAs the final deadline for junior papers approaches on April 29, juniors will be wrapping up their work and readying themselves for submission. The ‘Prince’ talked to students working on a wide range of topics, from 20th-century Indian paintings to virtual Formula 1 simulations.
As the final deadline for junior papers approaches on April 29, juniors will be wrapping up their work and readying themselves for submission. The ‘Prince’ talked to students working on a wide range of topics, from 20th-century Indian paintings to virtual Formula 1 simulations.
Judge grants temporary restraining order in lawsuit by U. and others against the DOE
Christopher BaoThe United States District Court of Massachusetts granted Princeton and other plaintiffs a temporary restraining order on Wednesday stopping the cap on indirect cost rates by the Department of Energy.
The United States District Court of Massachusetts granted Princeton and other plaintiffs a temporary restraining order on Wednesday stopping the cap on indirect cost rates by the Department of Energy.