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Buzzer beaters: Princeton athletes are polishing a scholarly thesis amid NCAA playoffs

The University's rigorous capstone project has been a rite of passage for students for nearly a century.

Princeton is exploring Toni Morrison's creative process with an abundance of exhibitions and events.

The landmark exhibition “Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory” runs through June 4 at the Princeton University Library and anchors the series. A Sites of Memory Symposium this week convenes scholars, writers and artists. Edwidge Danticat keynotes.

University News

Princeton on ice: Documenting climate change at the ends of the Earth.

Polar ice tells the story of climate change — over millions of years and right now. Climate scientist John Higgins, historian of science Justine Holzman, and environmentalist Anne McClintock are bringing that story to light through their work.

Research

What a run!

From 15-seed to the Sweet 16, the Tigers' 2023 tournament run was one for the books, coming to a close Friday in Louisville with a loss to Creighton 86-75. Some headlines from a memorable March:

Two students and a faculty member at work

#VentureForward

Through the Venture Forward campaign, Princeton is making audacious bets on talent and potential that will have a transformative impact on the future of humanity.

Dare to Venture

University News

Historian Corinna Zeltsman awarded NEH grant

Four Princeton seniors awarded ReachOut Fellowship for public service

New funding supports Princeton's biofuels efforts

Princeton chemist and astrophysicist team up to uncover spatial patterns among galaxies

Ecologist Jeanne Altmann and ethicist Peter Singer honored with Frontiers of Knowledge Awards

Princeton University announces over $14.6 million in voluntary contributions to Princeton Public Schools

Diversity, equity and inclusion report highlights many ways Princeton is working toward enriching teaching, research and community.

The report summarizes a range of events, programs and initiatives launched during the 2021-22 academic year, and also includes demographic and climate data about students, faculty and staff.

Diversity & Inclusion

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

Princeton researchers are making contributions across the spectrum of environmental issues, from climate modeling and water management to clean tech and the transition to carbon-free energy. The University has launched a monthly newsletter, The Charge, to highlight these developments and findings. Read more about the research and subscribe to the newsletter on Princeton’s environmental website.

Innovation

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Being Yoga

Mar 27

8:00 a.m.

Join us for an accessible all-levels "Being Yoga" class moves at a slow pace while weaving together breath and yoga postures. This class teaches the importance…

Special Events, Wellness

eye sees eye: Senior Exhibition by Eliana Gagnon

Mar 27

185 Nassau Street

9:00 a.m.

Visual arts senior Eliana Gagnon presents a new body of work that interrogates the power of the gaze through portraiture using a variety of mediums. Gallery…

Arts, Exhibitions

Living in the GAP — Senior Art Showcase by Nemo

Mar 27

185 Nassau Street

9:00 a.m.

This exhibition, centered themes of depression and mental health advocacy, is collection of multimedia works engaging with visual arts senior Nemo's attempt to…

Arts, Exhibitions

Suspension: A Senior Exhibition by Tai Jeffers

Mar 27

Wallace Dance & Theater

10:00 a.m.

Visual arts senior Tai Jeffers presents an exhibition of recent sculpture and video installation that explores what it means to cope with sudden loss. Hurley…

Exhibitions, Visual Arts

Women's Meditation

Mar 27

12:00 p.m.

A meditation for women students, staff and faculty, facilitated by Alison Boden (ORL) and Jessica Cichalski (UHS). The theme for March is "Setting a Loving…

Special Events, Wellness

C-PREE Bradford Seminar: Investment, Innovation and Implementation: U.S. Federal Government Initiatives on Climate

Mar 27

12:15 p.m.

Over the past two years, passage of successive infrastructure-related bills by the U.S. Congress - Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, Chips+, Infrastructure,…

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