The building at 36 University Place is the site of programs that support first-generation college, lower-income, transfer and veteran students, as well as the first place that many prospective students visit on campus.

William “Bill” Browder, an emeritus professor of mathematics, died in early February at the age of 91.

The opening of the new Frist Health Center, lower copays for counseling, and expanded TigerWell programs are among recent well-being initiatives that support students to thrive and engage fully in learning, research and service.

The team-taught “Historical Structures” offers an opportunity "to look for the ways that the humanities and the applied sciences inform one another,” says one of the co-instructors.

Their on-the-ground experience illuminates policy discussions at Princeton's School of Public and International Affairs, adding nuance to conversations about the world’s most pressing problems.