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Big dance weekend: Men move on to Sweet 16!

In a weekend for the Tiger history books, Princeton’s men’s and women’s teams both roared into Round 2 of the NCAA Tournament. The men then advanced to the Sweet 16 with a decisive win over Missouri Saturday. The women’s relentless comeback against Utah fell short Sunday, closing out a remarkable season.

Just after the men’s game Saturday, Patrick Glory made Tiger history as the first Princeton wrestler in 72 years to become NCAA Champion. Game stories and Sweet 16 updates at goprincetontigers.com.

'Let the archive tell you what the story is’

How Princeton scholar Autumn Womack curated her critically acclaimed exhibition about Toni Morrison’s creative process — and invited other thinkers and artists to come build their own stories from the Toni Morrison Papers at Princeton University Library.

What Einstein would think of Pi Day. Plus: Princeton players and pep squads play 'March Mathness'.

We talked to historian of science Michael Gordin about Einstein's life and times, his achievements, and his involvement with the monumental issues of his day. On the lighter side of Pi Day, we challenged some basketball players and boosters to recite as many digits as they can.

Academics

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

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#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

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

Princeton men’s and women’s basketball punch their tickets to March Madness

USPS dedicates ‘beautiful and powerful’ Toni Morrison stamp at Princeton

Visiting officials from DOE's Office of Science learn about PPPL’s expanded mission

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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Upcoming Events

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exceedingly small, and fine (and mostly trivial): A Senior Exhibition by Annabel Dupont

Mar 20

Wallace Dance & Theater

10:00 a.m.

Visual Arts senior Annabel Dupont explores the relationship between the organic process of spider web-weaving with human practices of fiber arts as slow forms…

Arts, Exhibitions

Más Flow Dance Company

Mar 20

12:00 p.m.

Más Flow would like to invite you join "la familia" in celebrating it's 10th birthday celebration! This is a Latino/a/e/x dance performance you will REGRET…

Arts

Celebrating Nowruz at Princeton

Mar 20

12:00 p.m.

Celebrating Nowruz, the new year celebration at the Afghanistan Policy Lab at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

C-PREE Bradford Seminar: Do Health Disparities Narrow with Pollution Disparities? Evidence from California

Mar 20

12:15 p.m.

Danae is an Assistant Professor at the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the School of Sustainability in Arizona State University. Danae's…

Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

Weekday Meditation

Mar 20

4:00 p.m.

All are welcome to join our ten-minute weekday meditation held Monday to Friday from 4pm to 4:10pm and led by Matthew C. Weiner, Ph.D., Associate Dean of…

Special Events, Wellness

CITP Seminar: Michael P. Kim - Foundations of Responsible Machine Learning

Mar 20

4:30 p.m.

Attendance restricted to Princeton University faculty, staff and students. Algorithms make predictions about people constantly. The spread of such prediction…

Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

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