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Alumni Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano make Princeton history with major gift .

Largest gift to the University by Black and Latino donors will name two dormitories and expand Princeton’s ability to attract and support talented students from all backgrounds

Long-term COVID-19 containment will be shaped by strength and duration of natural, vaccine-induced immunity .

New research suggests that the impact of natural and vaccine-induced immunity will be key factors in shaping the future trajectory of the global coronavirus pandemic, known as COVID-19.

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Wallace Best leads the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies into a dynamic new era

From Dracula’s castle to Zoom: Early modern philosophy conference finds new ‘remote’ community during pandemic

Kicking off virtual fall teaching — with a little help from McGraw

Jhumpa Lahiri champions the writerly art of translation

Remote possibilities: Virtual internships connect Princeton students to academic, service opportunities

LIFE unfolds across academic disciplines

Senior thesis: Naomi Cohen-Shields explores who benefits as China cleans its air

Summer Reads 2020: What are Princeton professors reading this summer?

Peter Schmidt’s senior thesis imagines a world where nature demands justice

A burning question: Maria Stahl’s senior thesis examines the role of fire in wildlife recovery

Ten faculty members transfer to emeritus status

Fung Global Fellows to focus on ‘Thinking Globally’

Online biophysics summer school draws interest from around the world

Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Hilton Als named Presidential Visiting Scholar at Princeton

Senior thesis project probes intricacies of groundwater cleanup

Teaching Plato in the pandemic

Senior Arbittier focuses her two theses on disability issues

For Ph.D. students, virtual defenses brought together friends and family across the globe

Senior Cole Morokhovich’s unexpected path to studying what hummingbirds could tell us about climate change

Making meaning of the pandemic ‘through the lens of literature’

Students engage with 'Amazonia, The Last Frontier' online

Princeton ecologists remember Robert M. ‘Bob’ May

We persisted: Teaching American cultural history in the pandemic

On 50th anniversary of Earth Day, students connect with natural world in time of pandemic

Writing in the time of coronavirus: John McPhee’s legendary course goes virtual

Teaching with Special Collections: ‘America Then and Now’

Stanton named director of McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning at Princeton

Student projects use computing to ensure technology serves society

The art of radio reporting: Finding stories that ‘whisper in the listener’s ear’

For the love of Earth: A humanistic inquiry