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- 1Princeton Alumni Launch Podcast Dubbed 'ESPN for Science'▼Podcasters Lester Nare ’14 and Krishna Choudhary ’14 Created an ‘ESPN for Science’
Princeton graduates Lester Nare and Krishna Choudhary, both from the class of 2014, have created a science podcast described as an 'ESPN for science'. The project aims to cover scientific developments and researchers with the energy and storytelling style usually reserved for sports coverage. The story was featured by Princeton Alumni Weekly, drawing attention among alumni and science communication audiences.
- 2Calls grow for Pete Hegseth's removal amid Iran controversy●Pete Hegseth must be the stupidest Princeton grad in the university’s 280 years. # RemoveHegseth # Iran # RepublicansDid
Criticism of US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is circulating online, with commenters calling for his removal and mocking his Princeton education in light of the situation involving Iran. The hashtags attached to the criticism tie it to broader anti-Republican sentiment and the ongoing debate over US policy toward Iran.
- 3Princeton Review Releases 2026 Campus Mental Health Survey Findings▼The Princeton Review Reports Findings of Its "2026 Campus Mental Health Services Survey" Conducted in Partnership with the Ruderman Family Foundation
The Princeton Review, working with the Ruderman Family Foundation, has released the results of its 2026 Campus Mental Health Services Survey, examining the mental health support available to students at colleges and universities. The findings offer a snapshot of how institutions are responding to growing demand for counselling and wellbeing services on campus.
- 4PHS Girls' Tennis Adds CVC Title to Group 3 State Crown▼With Decker Clinching Title Double by Winning 2nd Singles, PHS Girls’ Tennis Adds CVC Triumph to Group 3 State Crown – Town Topics
Princeton High School's girls' tennis team has completed a title double, winning the Colonial Valley Conference championship to add to its Group 3 state crown. The decisive win came at second singles, where Decker clinched the victory and sealed the CVC triumph. The dual success caps an outstanding season for the team, which has now claimed both a county-conference and a state-level championship.
- 5Princeton's Lewis Center to Stage Heather Christian's 'Oratorio for Living Things'●Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Theater & Music Theater presents "Oratorio for Living Things" by Heather Christian
The Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Theater & Music Theater at Princeton University is presenting "Oratorio for Living Things" by composer-performer Heather Christian. The production blends music and theater, continuing the program's practice of staging contemporary works that mix song, ritual, and performance. Details on dates and cast come via the program's announcement.
- 6Princeton Day School Girls' Tennis Wins Prep B Title▼Grinding Through a Week of Postseason Tournaments, PDS Girls’ Tennis Won Prep B Title, Excelled at CVC Event
Princeton Day School's girls' tennis team capped a demanding week of postseason play by winning the Prep B championship and turning in strong performances at the Colonial Valley Conference event. The squad juggled multiple tournaments in quick succession, with the Prep B title standing as the highlight of their postseason run.
- 7Data Centers Face Growing Scrutiny Over Environmental Impact▼Behind the Headline: Data Centers and the Environment
Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs has published an analysis examining the environmental footprint of data centers, addressing questions about their energy and water use. As demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence expands, researchers and policymakers are increasingly debating how the industry's growth affects power grids, emissions and local water supplies.