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Lewis Arts complex receives industry awards for redevelopment, construction .

Princeton University's Lewis Arts complex, which opened in October 2017, received two industry awards this month for its redevelopment focus and for construction of a cultural building.

DOE Energy Frontier Research Center at Princeton to focus on bioinspired light-escalated chemistry .

The award will be funded at a total of $10.75 million over a four-year period. The research center will be under the leadership of Gregory Scholes, the William S. Tod Professor of Chemistry.

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Summer Reads 2018: What are Princeton professors reading this summer?

'Trailing Rhiannon': A senior thesis

Providing for the future by exploring the past, present of food and farming

‘Playing Dead’: Studying death in theater and film

Deconstructing Derrida

Princeton students take engineering in new directions through senior thesis projects

The perfumed banquet: A sensory experiment in studying medieval Cairo through food

At Hooding, advanced-degree recipients celebrate ‘spectacular’ journey

Task force students seek solutions to mass incarceration

Protecting corn, saving elephants: Princeton senior Reynolds pursues conservation through conflict resolution

Salutatorian Katherine Lim translates computer code and Catullus

Valedictorian Berlin entwines compassion, creativity through 'deep listening' at Princeton

The global classroom: Two Princeton courses spotlight international study

Princeton senior's thesis project makes material difference in quest for fusion energy

Sociologist Wherry: Studying money and human values

'The first line of my senior thesis is ...'

Begin with the brushstroke: ‘The Art of Paul Cézanne In and Out of the Studio’

Senior thesis: Khan investigates measles in her native Pakistan

Senior thesis: Examining black female leads on television

Princeton poets celebrate National Poetry Month

‘Place and Time’: Exhibition of German conceptual artist Darboven stems from Princeton classroom

Senior Jaehwan Kim bioengineers yeast strains for sustainable production of chemicals

Jacobus Fellow Cole Bunzel's dissertation explores history of Wahhābism in Saudi Arabia

Constructing Inca: The modern allure of an ancient culture

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