Rutgers University suspends commencement and all in-class instruction for the rest of the semester
Rutgers University has suspended its commencement ceremony this spring as well as canceling all in-class instruction…
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Third Princeton University staff member tests positive for COVID-19
A third Princeton University staff member has tested positive for the coronavirus, university officials announced Sunday…
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Rutgers professor who attended Princeton party tests positive for coronavirus
At least 10 people who attended a private party in Princeton on Feb. 29 have tested…
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Princeton U. to undergrads: Return home and stay there for the rest of the semester
Princeton University officials announced on Wednesday night that all undergraduate classes will move online for the…
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Rutgers U. President announces early start to spring break and mandatory remote classroom instruction
Rutgers University President Robert Barchi announced Tuesday afternoon that all classes are canceled for March 12…
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TCNJ will conduct classes online for two weeks in response to coronavirus concerns
Following in the footsteps of several other colleges and universities, including Princeton University, the College of…
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Two Princeton University staff members under self-quarantine for possible coronavirus exposure
Two Princeton University staff members are currently under self-quarantine as a result of possible exposure to…
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Princeton president: University will move to virtual instruction following spring break
Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber announced Monday morning in a letter to students, faculty and staff…
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Princeton president issues letter about university’s coronavirus preparations
Princeton University President Christophe Eisgruber sent a letter to students, faculty, and staff today about the…
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Judge rules in favor of Rider University in two lawsuits as Westminster Choir College students and alumni vow to appeal decision
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy on Monday dismissed two cases filed by Westminster Choir…
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U.S. government seeks forfeiture of Alan Turing artifacts, including Princeton University diploma
The United States government is seeking to seize numerous items that belonged to the famous mathematician…
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NJ attorney general calls on federal government to scrap proposed rule denying student workers the right to organize and bargain collectively
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is leading a multi-state effort calling on the Trump Administration…
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Parking garage, water tanks, new roadways are part of Princeton University’s plans for East Campus
Princeton University is moving forward with various projects in Princeton and West Windsor that are included…
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Institute for Advanced Study receives $1 million grant from Schmidt Futures
Schmidt Futures has awarded $1 million to the Institute for Advanced Study for research that uses…
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Princeton Theological Seminary scraps plans to build new student housing on Stockton Street (updated)
Princeton Theological Seminary officials announced Wednesday that the seminary no longer has plans to build new…
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More than 70 students at Westminster Choir College sue Rider University to stop sale of Princeton campus
Another lawsuit has been filed to prevent Rider University from selling the Westminster Choir College campus…
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Princeton University’s endowment rose to $26.1 billion over the last fiscal year
Princeton University’s endowment earned a 6.2 percent investment gain for the fiscal year that ended June…
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European Research Council awards 10 million Euros to Institute for Advanced Study and other HistoGene partners for medieval cemetery study
The Institute for Advanced Study and its international partners have received a €10 million Synergy Grant…
