Princeton Alumni Weekly

Princeton's Vice President Calhoun will retire at the end of the 2026-27 academic year, according to an announcement carried by Princeton Alumni Weekly. The notice informs alumni and the university community of the planned departure of a senior administrator. No further details about succession plans or Calhoun's future activities were included in the announcement.

A former managing director of Princo, Princeton University's investment company, has released a new book sharing lessons from his investing career. The book draws on his experience managing the university's endowment and offers insights into investment strategy and decision-making. It has been featured by Princeton Alumni Weekly, drawing attention from alumni and finance readers interested in endowment investing.

Princeton Alumni Weekly explores what happens in the brain when people daydream while listening to music. The piece looks at how combining music with a wandering mind engages memory, emotion and imagination, and why this everyday experience is drawing scientific interest. It is being shared among readers curious about neuroscience and the mind-music connection.