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Learning Spaces Initiative will refresh classrooms, upgrade technology

Nearly 240 classrooms will be improved over the next five years. The goal is to upgrade and standardize technology, and make learning spaces more user-friendly and flexible.

'Startup immersion' places students at heart of new ventures.

The Princeton Start-up Immersion Program places undergraduates at early-stage companies and nonprofit ventures for summer internships in New York, Tel Aviv and — starting next year — Shanghai.

Campus Life

'Nature's Nation': How American art shaped our environmental perspectives.

“Nature’s Nation: American Art and Environment,” which opens at the Princeton University Art Museum on Oct. 13, addresses how artists in America have interpreted the environment over the centuries.

Campus Life

University News

Ponce de León receives ACADIA award for architectural teaching excellence

History Ph.D. student Schwartz: ‘War of the Worlds’ still resonates 80 years later

Biologist Stoddard wins Packard Fellowship for early-career scientists

Felten confirmed as member of U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board

Wen Fong, 'giant in the field of Chinese art history,' dies at 88

University gives $50,000 and ‘sweat equity’ to build Habitat for Humanity home in Princeton

Science at sea: Bess Ward teaches and researches from the Pacific Ocean.

Bess Ward had to find a way to teach her undergrads while aboard a research vessel off the Mexican coast for five weeks.

Research

Nassau Hall cupola surrounded by scaffolding

Restoration of Nassau Hall’s roof and cupola is underway.

As scaffolding and fencing surround Nassau Hall and the building remains open for business, construction crews are preserving the structure's history in ways big and small.

University News

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GEOSCIENCES

Oct 16

12:30 p.m.

Mick Griffiths, William Patterson University"Monsoons, Megadroughts, and Migration: Paleo Perspectives from Southeast Asian Cave Records"Hosts: Daniel Sigman…

Community

Mae Ngai: "Immigration at the Turn of Two Centuries"

Oct 16

East Pyne Building

4:30 p.m.

Part of the Lawrence Stone Lectures. Mae Ngai (Columbia University) is the Visiting Stone Professor for 2018. Cosponsored by the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for…

Lectures

"Generation Wealth": Film Screening and Q & A with Dir. Lauren Greenfield

Oct 16

Garden Theatre

4:30 p.m.

The Program in American Studies is pleased to present a free screening of Generation Wealth, followed by a conversation between filmmaker Lauren Greenfield and…

Special Events, Talks

The Fog Medium: Visualizing and Engineering the Atmosphere

Oct 16

4:30 p.m.

Fogs are clouds that descend on earth. Clouds have, in the past few years, captured the attention of media scholars. From the metaphor of the cloud in cloud…

Financial Sanctions, Panel Discussion

Oct 16

20 Washington Road

4:30 p.m.

Financial sanctions have been used by the United States to target enemy countries and foreign criminal enterprises. Iran, Venezuela, and senior government…

Woodrow Wilson School

Full Court Press IV: The Supreme Court, the Media, and Public Understanding

Oct 16

Robertson Hall

4:30 p.m.

LAPA’s presentation of the “The Full Court Press“ represents the fourth time that the LAPA has invited journalists and analysts who cover the Supreme Court to…

Discussions

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