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The Arts Council of Princeton’s 50th Annual Hometown Halloween Parade stepped off in Palmer Square on Friday evening and ...

The first is on Wednesday, November 4, at 12:15 p.m. in Robertson Hall. “After the Midterms: What the Results Mean for America” will examine the results and the implications for the balance of power ...

The race for two available seats for three-year terms on Princeton Council was won by incumbent David Cohen and architect Marina Rubina, both Democrats. According to the Mercer County Clerk’s office ...

Newly displayed historic artifacts at Morven Museum & Garden are offering fresh perspectives on New Jersey’s five signers of the Declaration of Independence, as the museum continues an exhibition ...

The historic park’s Visitor Center has been showing an orientation film for more than 25 years. The new version is the third. Its predecessor, Of Dire Necessity, will be officially retired at the ...

With diverse student populations and programs ranging from workforce training to graduate degrees, Mercer County’s three public institutions of higher learning each have individual strengths. A new ...

Proposing that the Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program at Community Park Elementary School (CP) become, instead, a Spanish-intensive program with 45 minutes of Spanish each day, Princeton Public ...

The Advanced Research Consortium (ARC), announced October 26, is a partnership among the IAS, Germany’s Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science, and Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science.

Mayor Mark Freda and Princeton Council have issued statements regarding the settlement of a lawsuit over a 2021 crash that resulted in the death of a South Brunswick woman. Jodi Marcou, 61, was killed ...

Trinity Church’s 51st Annual Rummage Sale, held last Thursday through Saturday, featured housewares, jewelry, clothes, ...

The organizations Princeton Parents for Black Children (PPBC), Not in Our Town Princeton (NIOT), and Civil Rights Princeton co-sponsored a Princeton Public Schools Board of Education (BOE) candidates’ ...