The Princeton Summer Theater, the student-run company comprised of students, alumni, faculty, community members and guest artists kicks off its 45th season the musical “She Loves Me,” directed by Sarah-Ashley Bischoff, a 2009 Princeton graduate.

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Artist Josephine Halvorson’s class “Advanced Painting: The Search for Subject,” found inspiration in an unusual place: in the bowels of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. Some of the artwork created by the class is being displayed in a gallery at the PPPL over the summer.

Learn more about the art inspired by the PPPL

Thirty-two faculty members were transferred to emeritus status in recent action by the Board of Trustees.

Read more about the newest emeritus faculty members

At the intersection of Princeton’s roles as a research institution and a liberal arts college, the Council on Science and Technology promotes the development of courses in science and engineering for students concentrating in humanities and the social sciences.

Learn more about the Council on Science and Technology

Janet Currie is tackling big questions about health and wellbeing of children with the help of large sets of medical data, while still maintaining the privacy of individual patients.

Learn more about Currie’s use of ‘Big Data’ for child-health research

Meet Kathleen ‘Kate’ Braunstein, a budget analyst in the Office of Finance and Treasury. When she is not serving as the main contact for more than 100 academic and administrative departments’ budget needs, you will find Kate spending time with her family or training for a three-day, 60-mile fundraising walk.

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As part of an introduction to the intellectual life at Princeton, Provost and President-elect Christopher L. Eisgruber has given the Class of 2017 their first assignment: to read “The Honor Code: How Moral Revolutions Happen” by professor Kwame Anthony Appiah.

Learn more about the Pre-read assigned to the Class of 2017

A slideshow looking back at how students, alumni and their families celebrated the recent Reunions and graduation activities.

Watch the ‘Looking Back: Reunions and Commencement 2013’ slideshow

 Whether you want to relive the events or experience them for the first time, see how the Baccalaureate, Class Day and Commencement ceremonies played out in social media.

An address by President Tilghman, student speeches, the presentation of honorary degrees and more marked Princeton University’s 266 Commencement, where 2,158 undergraduate and graduate students degrees were awarded their degrees.

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While a sudden thunderstorm may have cut short the Hooding ceremony on Monday evening, the weather was perfect on Tuesday for the 892 advanced-degree candidates who were awarded their degrees and recognized before a crowd of 10,000 students and guests.

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David S. Lee, professor of economics and public affairs and the director of the Industrial Relations Section, will become provost effective July 1. Lee joined the University in 2007 as a member of the Department of Economics and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

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Classics major Amelia Bensch-Schaus, the salutatorian of the Class of 2013, will continue the tradition of giving a speech in Latin at the Commencement ceremony.

Read more about Amelia Bensch-Schaus

Meet senior and valedictorian of the Class of 2013 Aman Sinha, who will be will deliver the valedictory address at the University’s Commencement ceremony Tuesday, June 4.

Learn more about Aman Sinha, valedictorian of the Class of 2013

Learn about the highlights of this year’s Reunions, and how many cookies, tents, musical acts and more it takes to pull off these signature celebrations.

Read more about Reunions

(Photo courtesy of the Alumni Association)

Several University activities for undergraduate and graduate degree candidates and their families are planned for Sunday through Tuesday, June 2-4.

Learn more about the 2013 Princeton University Commencement

Fourteen members of Princeton’s graduating Class of 2013, eight graduate students and three recent alumni were awarded Fulbright grants in the spring to study or teach abroad for the 2013-14 academic year.

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In “How to Write a Song,” a Princeton Atelier course at the Lewis Center for the Arts taught by Paul Muldoon and John Wesley Harding, students explored the art of songwriting and performed in public.

Learn more about ‘How to Write a Song’ and watch the video feature

In her theses for her molecular biology major and her certificate in Latin American studies, senior Sofia Quinodoz examines unseen and not fully understood actions nonetheless felt by those they afflict.

Read more about Sofia Quinodoz’s senior theses

The freshman seminar “The Dreamkeepers: Education Reform and the Urban Teaching Experience” is designed to help students develop an understanding of urban education, examine trends and address the challenges facing reform.

Learn more about the ‘Dreamkeepers’ seminar