Historian of science Michael Gordin talks about the life and times of Princeton’s most famous resident, Albert Einstein, who lived here from 1933 until his death in 1955.
John Alekna *20 published his first book, Seeking News, Making China: Information, Technology, and the Emergence of Mass Society.
Geneva Smith is one of four named to the Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship, Princeton University’s top honor for graduate students.
The award from the Association for Asian Studies recognizes the best English-language book on pre-1900 China.
The Daniel M. Sachs Class of 1960 Graduating Scholarship is one of Princeton University’s highest awards. McGuinness plans to earn two master’s degrees while at Oxford, one in modern South Asian studies and one in forced migration and refugee studies.
The prize recognizes the best non-fiction book on international affairs published in English.
The grant from the Medieval Academy of America will fund a competition to foster the development of engaging web content and resources for the platform.
Thomas Conlan speaks with the Department of East Asian Studies about his newest book, published January 2024 by Oxford University Press.
The grant will support the research and writing of a book, “Environment, Mutation, Cancer: A History of the Ames Test.”
Featuring papers written by:
Alex S. MacArthur
Juliette Carbonnier
Anika Asthana
Edited by Sam Bisno
The dean of the college is the senior officer responsible for the undergraduate curriculum, residential college system, and other services and resources designed to promote the intellectual development of undergraduates. The dean of the college also oversees the admission and financial aid offices.
Julian Chehirian was selected to represent Bulgaria at the Venice Bienniel, and Jaime Sánchez, Jr.*22 accepted a position as a tenure-track Assistant Professor at Berkeley.
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities awards the Humanities Book of the Year to a book that best exemplifies scholarship on Louisiana topics or by Louisiana writers.
New books are out or forthcoming by Thomas Conlan and Iryna Vushko.
Arno Joseph Mayer, Dayton-Stockton Professor of History, Emeritus, passed away on Sunday, December 17, 2023. Professor Mayer joined Princeton’s faculty in September of 1961 and retired in September of 1993.
Books by our faculty have been included on several "Best Books of the Year" lists in various publications.
This fall, professors Katerina Stergiopoulou and Jack Tannous launched a new class, “Hellenism: The First 3,000 Years,” the first required course for the new minor in Hellenic Studies.
Ekaterina Pravilova talks with the Humanities Council about her latest book, "The Ruble: A Political History," which was published in June 2023 by Oxford University.
The George J. Mitchell Scholar program is one of the country's most prestigious scholarship programs. Mitchell Scholars spend a year doing graduate study in Ireland.
Congratulations to Joseph Bishop, Emily Chesley, José Edwin Argueta Funes *23, Caitlin Harvey *21, and Isabela Morales *19.