Former Princeton University employee files religious discrimination suit against school for COVID-19 policies
The suit was filed Tuesday in federal court.
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Princeton Council approves historic district for Prospect Avenue
The character of Prospect Avenue, one of Princeton’s most iconic streets, will be protected under a…
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Princeton 101 Fund awards $305,000 in college scholarships to 27 students
The 101: Fund, which has been providing need-based college scholarships to Princeton High School graduates for…
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Citing $20 million deficit, Rider University slashes programs, cuts staff
More than four dozen jobs will not be filled, and some employees have accepted voluntary separation agreements.
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Princeton University to name building in memory of local resident and longest-serving U.S. poll worker Laura Wooten
The renaming is effective July 1. Wooten lived in Princeton and Lawrence.
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New digital tour traces history of public education in Princeton
The tour is avaiable via an app in addition to a website.
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Princeton Public Schools district returns to universal masking
Masks are not required outdoors.
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Princeton High School principal will be offered a contract to return next year, sources say
The school board will approve appointments for the upcoming academic year next week.
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Princeton University president’s term extended another five years
Eisgruber became president in 2013.
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Auditor will review possible misappropriation of funds by a Princeton Public Schools purchasing department employee
An employee may have used state aid funds for personal use.
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Cindy Marten visits the Princeton Public Schools
The school district was recognized for its use of American Rescue Plan funds.
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Princeton Board of Education selects new assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction
Kimberly Tew is expected to begin her new job in Princeton on June 1.
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Amit Sevak is named next president and CEO of Educational Testing Service
He will succeed Walt MacDonald, who has served as the president and CEO of ETS since 2014.
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Educator Robert Ginsberg to be honored by the Princeton community on May 6
Ginsberg was the principal at the Johnson Park Elementary School for 21 years.
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Police seek help locating missing Rider University student
The student has been missing since Feb. 2.
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School mask mandate in N.J. to be lifted March 7
Schools can still choose to require their students to wear masks.
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Princeton Seminary president to retire in 2023
M. Craig Barnes has served as president since 2013
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Starbucks donates $100,000 to provide weekend meals for students in Trenton
Students who are food insecure in Trenton will have food on weekends.
