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Author of new Stevie Nicks book is a Princeton professor who loves 'Tusk,' studies Tchaikovsky

Simon Morrison, author of the new musical biography "Mirror in the Sky,” is a professor of music and Slavic languages and literatures, and a sought-after lecturer in the humanities.

Michelle Chan, Celeste Nelson and A.J. te Velthuis win major NIH awards.

Three Princeton professors have received prestigious awards from the National Institutes of Health.

Award

Princeton will name campus arch for Kentaro Ikeda ‘44, the University’s sole Japanese student during World War II.

The archway in Lockhart Hall will be called Ikeda Arch effective Oct. 4. The naming is intended to memorialize Ikeda’s experience at Princeton and recognize his inspiring persistence during extremely challenging circumstances.

University News

Princeton students dressed in commencement regalia

#VentureForward

The Venture Forward campaign promotes alumni engagement and service, in the spirit of the University’s informal motto: “In the nation’s service and the service of humanity.”

Dare to Venture

University News

'The Sky is for Everyone': Talking with Princeton women in astrophysics

Princeton dissociates from segments of fossil fuel industry

Board approves 17 faculty appointments

Middlesex College joins Princeton's Community College Teaching Partnership

Provost Deborah Prentice nominated to lead the University of Cambridge

Thompson wins New Horizons Prize in Physics for neutral-atom quantum computing

New partnerships, programs and positions are part of Princeton’s ongoing commitment to combat systemic racism.

Princeton is providing an interim update on the University-wide and department-level initiatives launched during the 2021-22 year as part of the University's ongoing commitment to combat systemic racism. A full annual report will be released in the fall.

Diversity & Inclusion

Environmental research at Princeton is addressing the world's challenges.

Research groups across the University are making pivotal contributions across the spectrum of environmental issues. The Princeton Environmental Research portal tracks the full scope of activity arising out of more than a dozen different academic units, from physical, biological and applied sciences to art, architecture, psychology, policy and more.

Research

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Baseball Conditioning

Oct 6

7:30 a.m.

Baseball

Athletics

FluFest

Oct 6

8:00 a.m.

Princeton University faculty, staff, students, retirees and affiliates are invited to join us for seasonal flu immunizations. Flu immunizations are free for…

Service

988 (1;800;273;TALK) — Exhibition by Nemo '23

Oct 6

185 Nassau Street

9:00 a.m.

Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes…

Arts, Exhibitions

Intro to Data Analysis with R

Oct 6

10:00 a.m.

This workshop is hands-on and intended for beginners; no previous knowledge of data analysis and/or R is required. This session will cover the following topics…

Community

The 24-Hour Leader: Have Competitive Advantages Every Day!

Oct 6

12:00 p.m.

Life is difficult if you don’t know how to lead. In this highly dynamic class, you’ll learn daily habits and strategies to guarantee competitive advantages…

Athletics, Lectures

After Noon Concert

Oct 6

12:30 p.m.

AFTER NOON CONCERT Thursday, 12.30-1pm, University Chapel The After Noon Concert Series is a weekly opportunity for the Princeton Community to enjoy…

Special Events, Music

Instructor working with student in physics lab

Study at Princeton

Our approach to learning combines the best aspects of a great research university and an outstanding liberal arts college.

Michael Moore stands next to his portrait painted by Mario Moore

Work at Princeton

Every employee has the opportunity to make an impact supporting our mission of teaching and research.