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  • This Week in Princeton University History for May 18-24

    This Week in Princeton University History for May 18-24

    In this week’s installment of our recurring series, a student’s leadership is recognized, a visitor to Princeton describes a pitiable appearance, and more.

  • This Week in Princeton History for September 2-8

    This Week in Princeton History for September 2-8

    In this week’s installment in our recurring series, a new alumni group forms, an incoming student writes about her arrival on campus, and more.

  • Who Founded Princeton University?

    Q. Dear Mr. Mudd, Who founded Princeton University?  A. The founding of Princeton University is nearly as complex as the courses that have been and continue to be taught within its hallowed lecture halls. The College of New Jersey (as Princeton University was known until 1896) was a child of the Great Awakening, an institution born…

  • Wikipedia Edit-a-thon at Mudd Library

    A group of sixteen enthusiastic volunteers, including Princeton undergraduates, Princeton community members, Wikipedians from the Wikimedia-New York City, and Mudd Library staff, gathered in the Wiess Lounge on Saturday, 18 February 2012, to write and update Princetoniana Wikipedia articles.