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University will name building in honor of Laura Wooten, who was recognized as longest serving U.S. poll worker .

Wooten was a longtime resident of Princeton, New Jersey, and a volunteer at the polls for nearly eight decades. The naming of Laura Wooten Hall honors her outstanding service to the nation and to humanity.

Diversity & Inclusion

‘We have all these people that came before us, and we carry that in who we are.’ Our Year of the Tiger series continues. .

The Year of the Tiger that launched with this Lunar New Year is a moment of pride and reflection for Princeton’s vibrant Asian and Asian American community. Throughout the year, we are elevating the voices of faculty, staff, students, alumni and researchers in a series of thoughtful interviews exploring questions of identity, pride, hope, the lived experience of anti-Asian racism, and meaningful steps that allies can take. We continue the series with Serena Lu, from the Class of 2020.

University will name building in honor of Laura Wooten, who was recognized as longest serving U.S. poll worker .

‘We have all these people that came before us, and we carry that in who we are.’ Our Year of the Tiger series continues. .

Summer Reads 2022

Gene Jarrett takes us back to the Gilded Age in his new biography of Paul Laurence Dunbar

Inside ‘The Looking Lab,’ a Princeton course where visual arts spark entrepreneurial thinking

Beyond Bloomsday: As James Joyce’s 'Ulysses' turns 100, a Princeton class considers its 1922 context

Emma Treadway’s senior thesis embraces the classics to inform policymaking for public education

Senior thesis: Cassidy Humphreys creates a faster, cheaper — and greener — chemical reaction

'How things relate': For their senior thesis work, Willow Dalehite and Katherine Irelan both explored pairings in evolutionary biology

In this Princeton course, close listening becomes a gateway to Trenton’s rich art scene

Nobel Prize laureate David MacMillan talks science with Ukraine students as part of a global effort

Harry Shapiro's senior thesis has revealed new ways to cut carbon emissions on Princeton's campus

Faculty approve academic minors at Princeton

Princeton's Mellon Fellows are bringing fresh perspectives to research and teaching in architecture, urbanism and the humanities

Grad students and nonprofits are learning from each other in a partnership for the public good

Overwhelmed by your news feed? Strategies from a Princeton course can help.

Why Einstein wouldn't think of March 14 as Pi Day, and more on his life and times

Edmund Keeley, ‘the gold standard in translators of modern Greek poetry’ and ‘unwavering’ advocate of the humanities at Princeton, dies at 94

Visiting Indigenous scholar Olga Ulturgasheva shares urgent climate dispatches from the Arctic in a Princeton course

James Seawright, kinetic sculptor and ‘godfather of the creative arts at Princeton,’ dies at 85

Princeton will significantly increase stipends to support graduate students

The Renaissance comes to you: Teaching art history while the Princeton University Art Museum is under construction

Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts welcomes new scholars

Designer and inventor Darell Fields and physicist Clifford Johnson named Presidential Visiting Scholars at Princeton

Schor named chair of the Humanities Council

Virtual teaching with Special Collections: 'Archiving the American West'

Summer Reads 2021: What are Princeton professors reading — and listening to — this summer?

Fung Global Fellows to focus on ‘Sustainable Futures’

Teaching a pandemic in real time, part 2

History, the remix

Class snapshot: ‘Introduction to American Popular Culture’

The 'hidden' life of an ecosystem engineer