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Princeton collaboration brings new insights to the ethics of artificial intelligence

"Princeton Dialogues on AI and Ethics" is an interdisciplinary research project that addresses issues of fairness, privacy and accountability regarding the use of artificial intelligence.

Princeton University’s new biodigester makes food scraps sustainable .

Approximately 50 staff, faculty, students and local officials gathered on Jan. 8 to mark the installation of a new biodigester on Princeton's campus. Come spring, compost produced by the biodigester will be tested as a natural soil improvement on University lawns.

Campus Life

MLK Day program to be held at Arts Council of Princeton.

Princeton University will join with community organizations on Monday, Jan. 21, to support the Arts Council of Princeton’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day community event. The free program includes live music, interactive workshops and discussions relating to King’s life, teachings and civic engagement. Tracy K. Smith, U.S. poet laureate and Princeton faculty member, and Rev. Lukata Mjumbe will speak.

Diversity & Inclusion

University News

Herman Ermolaev, ‘one of the foremost scholars of Soviet literature,’ dies at 94

Sewers could help clean the atmosphere

Machine learning could reduce testing, improve treatment for intensive care patients

Going quantum to unlock plants' secrets

Patricia Falcone talks about women in science on ‘She Roars’ podcast

Andlinger Center Speaks: U.S. carbon dioxide emissions rise by 3.4 percent

ProCES connects service and learning at Princeton University.

The Program for Community-Engaged Scholarship (ProCES) supports more than 30 service-oriented classes each semester, and also is integral to the new Service Focus program.

Academics

New program makes ‘Service Focus’ central to Princeton student experience.

Service Focus will bring undergraduates together to explore the meaning of service and its place in their lives during an intensive yearlong experience.

Service

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Upcoming Events

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Dance Alumni Day

Jan 16

5:30 p.m.

The Program in Dance invites all interested Princeton students to a panel discussion and mingling with recent dance program alumni.

Arts, Free Food

"Redefining Old Nassau: Women and the Shaping of Modern Princeton," a Mudd Manuscript Library exhibition

Jan 17

Mudd Library

9:00 a.m.

I am certain that he expected me to nod in agreement and accept my responsibility for having destroyed his alma mater. I should leave him alone in his paradise…

Special Events, Athletics

Body and Object Exhibition

Jan 17

10:00 a.m.

Exhibition of sculptures and other artworks that relate directly to the body and compel performance, interaction, and movement, created by students in the fall…

Arts, Exhibitions

Sculpture I: Extraordinary Processes Exhibition

Jan 17

10:00 a.m.

The Program in Visual Arts presents an exhibition of work by students in the fall course “Sculpture I” taught by Joe Scanlan in which students explored form,…

Arts, Exhibitions

Mindfulness Meditation

Jan 17

Dodge Hall

12:30 p.m.

One hour of Mindfulness Meditation with Dean Matt Weiner for University students, staff, and faculty. A light lunch is provided. Questions? Contact Dean Matt…

Wellness, Featured Event

End of Semester Showings in Dance

Jan 17

1:30 p.m.

A series of performances by students in fall 2018 dance courses, at various locations in the Lewis Arts complex.

Arts, Dance

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