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During an occasion at Princeton featuring Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of Israel, demonstrators disrupted the speech and referred to Jewish students with terms like "inbred swine" and other derogatory names

According to reports from Arabic media, the release of Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Princeton University graduate student with Israeli-Russian citizenship who is being held hostage in Iraq, is nearing completion

A spokesperson for the medical examiner's office informed The Post that the cause of Lauren Blackburn's death is still undetermined

Mark Carney guided Canada's Liberal Party to an impressive comeback win by "altering voters' expectations of their party, advocating for patriotism and national values, and supporting reasonable pro-growth economic policies," according to John Halpin of the Liberal Patriot

Indiana native Lauren Blackburn, 23, has been missing for nearly three days after he vanished at 6 p.m. around Firestone Library, the Princeton Department of Public Safety said in an alert Tuesday.

Chris Eisgruber, the president of Princeton University, announced on Tuesday that the Trump administration has halted "several dozen" federal grants for the Ivy League institution, though he says the reason is "not yet clear."

The Trump administration's effort to reform progressive elite universities is ongoing, with both Princeton and the heavyweight, Harvard, being closely examined

The Trump administration is said to be suspending around $210 million in federal funding to Princeton University as it looks into possible antisemitism at the Ivy League institution

The well-dressed soccer-playing brothers who are at the heart of a troubling fratricide case in a wealthy New Jersey suburb were called "great kids" from an "excellent family" by their former high school coach, as people wonder how such a horrific murder could occur in what seemed to be a perfect family

The 27-year-old played for Princeton University from 2016 to 2019 and worked at a brokerage firm in New York

Americans reacted with horror this week to a new poll that found young voters evenly divided on the righteousness of Luigi Mangione’s cold-blooded assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

It might be too early to predict how successful Jessica Tisch will be as the NYPD commissioner, but it's not too early to commend her readiness to take on the role—and to regret how uncommon it has become for people with choices like hers to do so

The great-great-great grandson of President Teddy Roosevelt seems to have swapped the Rough Riders for Hamas and Hezbollah as he openly backs the anti-Israel campsite protests

Maximillian Meyer, 19, has been shoved by a pro-terrorist student, targeted by an anti-Israel professor, and unable to concentrate on his school work as antisemitic chants and terrorist imagery flood his once idyllic Ivy League campus.

Yale University has formally apologized for its ties to slavery and unveiled a set of initiatives stemming from research conducted on the topic

The "Last Week Tonight" host unspooled a supercut of the Fox News personality bragging about his alma mater.

A Princeton professor is under fire for urging his social media followers to "read and ponder" a "thought provoking" journal article entitled "Zoophilia is Morally Permissible."  Dr Peter Singer, who has taught bioethics at the Ivy League School's Center for Human Values since 1999, posted a link to the article on his X account ‚— before he was immediately hit with backlash.

Larry Fife Giberson, who completed his studies at Princeton earlier this year, received a two-month prison sentence

It's August. Many young people head off to college. This year, fortunately, fewer will go. I say “fortunately” because college is now an overpriced scam.

A top Biden administration senior diplomat who had his security clearance suspended and was placed on unpaid leave for unknown reasons, landed a gig a Princeton University.

Satyel Larson, who is an Assistant Professor in the Near Eastern Studies Department, will conduct the Princeton seminar

Elizabeth Tsurkov, 36 — an Israeli-Russian citizen studying political science at Princeton — is being held by Shiite group Kataeb Hezbollah in Baghdad in March, according to the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office.

Coach Mitch Henderson was off the ground again after the Ivy League Tigers shocked No. 2 seed Arizona in March Madness.

Princeton University student Larry Fife Giberson is accused of violence at the Jan. 6, 2021 breach of the US Capitol, according to the US Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.

The 20-year-old Princeton junior's brother, whose body was found six days after her disappearance, is describing the place where she was located as "suspicious."