Richard Sauers is as close to a being a guide to the underworld as you can get. And during this season — with Halloween and All Souls Day — the chemist-turned-cemetery tour guide has been mixing history and chills during his popular tours at the Riverview Cemetery in Trenton.
Trent House trustee Samuel A. Stephens used his Ph.D. training in sociology to work with Hunter Research to report on archaeology at the Trent House.
Fall colors are showing themselves in three arts events going on in the region.
Conservation activists celebrate the cancellation of the PennEast Pipeline project and commend the individuals, organizations, and government entities that helped stop it.
The New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies is hosting a conference on future trends in behavioral health.
In an effort to spur New Jerseyans to return to work amid labor shortages across multiple industries, Governor Phil Murphy has announced a “Return and Earn” incentive program.
The Princeton Symphony Orchestra has appointed Kenneth Bean to the position of Georg and Joyce Albers-Schonberg Assistant Conductor. Autism Speaks has appointed Keith Wargo as its new president and CEO.
One day after meteorologist Syukuro Manabe won the prize for physics, chemistry professor David MacMillan was named a winner of the award for chemistry. In the week that followed, three alumni also received awards.
Syukuro “Suki” Manabe, a senior meteorologist in Princeton University’s Program in Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences, was awarded a share of the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics on October 5.
Conservation activists celebrate the cancellation of the PennEast Pipeline project and commend the individuals, organizations, and government entities that helped stop it.
Thanks to a board member from the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum, area schools now have access to a detailed map showing Black history sites in the region.
Princeton Symphony Orchestra's Carolyn Dwyer answers the question, “What did you do during COVID-19?"
