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Legacy of Nobel laureate Sir W. Arthur Lewis commemorated at Robertson Hall .

A reception and video tribute April 18 in Robertson Hall at Princeton University commemorated the legacy of economist Sir W. Arthur Lewis and the renaming of the building’s main auditorium in his honor.

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Eisgruber endorses Association of American Universities statement affirming value of free speech .

Princeton President Christopher L. Eisgruber on Wednesday, April 18, joined other presidents and chancellors whose institutions are represented by the Association of American Universities in endorsing a statement affirming the value of free speech on campus.

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Symposium seeks creation beyond boundaries

‘Sociology 207: Poverty in America’ course focuses on lived experiences of U.S. poor

Health Professions Advising shows students more than one way to medicine

Jacobus Fellow Georgios Moschidis brings new insights to theory of general relativity

Combining science and service: Studying lead contamination in Trenton, N.J.

Princeton faculty to consider proposed revisions to academic calendar

What I think: Ruha Benjamin

Jacobus Fellow Matthew Edwards explores ultrafast sources of radiation

'City of Good Neighbors': Students examine refugee resettlement in Buffalo, N.Y.

Readying for research: Classes bring cutting-edge equipment into the hands of undergrads

Students recreate relics to dig into Viking history

Illuminating the brain: Neuroscientist Ilana Witten

Jacobus Fellow Chantal Berman studies social protest in Tunisia and Morocco

Historian of science Milam traces evolutionary theory through time

Radio documentaries: Exploring American culture through sound

'Defending Democracy': Princeton conference to address civil, military responses in an age of disinformation

Exhibit highlights the ‘Art of Science’

Senior thesis: Nwabueze's African roots shape her path in theater

Princeton Profiles: Celeste Nelson, inspired by her students and the beauty of science

'Sanctuary' is focus of freshman seminar

Princeton Profiles: Jordan Thomas, staying connected through service

Sciences, unite! Integrated intro course revolutionizes science instruction

'Portraiture: The Practice of Representation'

'Medical Story-Worlds' plumbs stories about the human body

'Jane Austen: Then and Now'

Freshman seminar asks students to envision their future in a changing climate

'Wicked problems' class puts people at the center of technical design

Princeton conference celebrates Langston Hughes, poet and 'champion of black America'

Freshman seminar examines the role of place in forming 'the American imagination'

Fragile Families Challenge uses 'big data' to answer big questions