PRINCETON -- A group of Princeton University student protestors arrived at Nassau Hall Wednesday afternoon with sleeping bags, toothbrushes and backpacks in hand. They said they were determined to ...

The building’s position in front of a large lawn removed from Nassau Street created the origin of the term “campus,” deriving from the Latin word for “field,” usurping Harvard’s “yard” as the ...

During the Revolutionary War, the Congress of the Confederation met in the building's second-floor library, and the hall suffered from cannonball impacts at the Battle of Princeton in 1777 -- you ...

Attributed to Frank Childs, [View of Nassau Hall, Princeton, New Jersey], ca. 1859. Oil on canvas. Graphic Arts American Paintings “On the night of Saturday, March 10, 1855, Nassau Hall was destroyed ...

On Aug. 26, Naomi Hess ’22 became the first person in Nassau Hall's 265-year history to enter and tour the building in a wheelchair without assistance. The installation of an elevator in Nassau Hall ...

As expected, Princeton Council officially adopted the comprehensive affordable housing plan that details out how the town will fulfill its state-mandated obligations over the next 10 years. Council’s ...

Seismologists in the Princeton Department of Geosciences recorded the quake using a seismometer in the basement of Guyot Hall. "We’re roughly 90 miles from the earthquake, which the U.S. Geological ...

Wilson served as Princeton’s president from 1902-1910 and held views the students say were racist. President Christopher L. Eisgruber, Dean of the College Jill Dolan and Vice President for Campus Life ...