Agreement would allow new owners to close Westminster Choir College or programs
The buyers of Westminster Choir College are not obligated to continue operating the college or specific…
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Karen Uhlenbeck is first woman to win top mathematics prize
Karen Uhlenbeck, a visiting scholar at the Institute for Advanced Study and a visiting senior research…
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A decade in the making, Firestone Library renovations are now complete
The once dark, narrow corridors of Firestone Library at Princeton University have been replaced with spacious…
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11 tick species confirmed in New Jersey
A team led by Rutgers University professors has published a list of tick species confirmed to…
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Rider University hires new public safety director
Rider University officials announced the appointment today of James Waldon as the school’s new director of…
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Princeton University basketball player’s municipal court date rescheduled for March 4
A star Princeton University men’s basketball player who allegedly punched a campus police officer in the…
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Second Rutgers University student diagnosed with meningitis
Two students student at Rutgers University in New Brunswick have been diagnosed with bacterial meningitis this…
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Princeton University students to host vigil and day of action for classmate imprisoned in Iran
Princeton University graduate students will host a day of action and a candlelight vigil on Wednesday,…
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Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs renovations to begin this month
Robertson Hall, an architectural icon on the Princeton University’s campus and home of the Woodrow Wilson…
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Ewing bar linked to fatal crash involving TCNJ student agrees to change business practices
The Landmark Americana Tap and Grill, which is located at The College of New Jersey’s Campus…
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Google will open artificial intelligence lab in Princeton
Google will open an artificial intelligence lab in downtown Princeton this January that will be led…
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New ‘Perelman College’ will become Princeton University’s seventh residential college
The Perelman Family Foundation is donating $65 million to Princeton University as the lead gift to…
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Community college career and technical education students will be eligible for food assistance benefits in NJ
State officials announced Monday that New Jersey is expanding food assistance to career and technical education…
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Hundreds of Princeton homeowners will receive checks from university next week as part of property tax case court settlement
About 700 Princeton homeowners will receive checks from Princeton University next week as part of a…
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Princeton Planning Board recommends redevelopment zone designation for some seminary properties
The local planning board voted unanimously on Thursday night to recommend to the Princeton governing body…
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New building planned for the Princeton University Art Museum
Princeton University will replace its art museum in the center of a campus with a new…
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United Nations calls for immediate release of Princeton graduate student imprisoned in Iran
A United Nations working group on arbitrary detention says the government of Iran had no legal…
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New lawsuit filed to stop Rider University’s sale of Westminster Choir College
Seven Westminster Choir College alumni and donors have filed a new lawsuit in Mercer County Superior…
