In celebration of Alumni Day 2024, Princeton University Advancement invited the 2024 Jacobus Fellows to discuss their research in a video.
Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowships, Princeton’s top honor for graduate students, support students’ final year of study and are awarded to one Ph.D. student in each of the four divisions.
In a public lecture on Tuesday, Feb. 20, Laura B. McGrath took an audience of Princeton students and faculty through a half-century of literary agents changing the landscape of American literary publishing.
On April 3-5, Nixon will present "Ecology and Equity: Environmental Justice Revisited," the 2024 Tanner Lectures on Human Values.
Jarrett offers reflections and insights on Black History Month, along with recommended readings and film.
In the summer after sixth grade, Womack attended a city-sponsored camp that sparked her curiosity for the objects, people and moments tied to the historical stories she loved.
On the afternoon of Oct. 16, 2023 — cool but sunny in London — students in the seminar “The Purpose of Playing” stepped out onto the open-air stage of Shakespeare's Globe.
The emergence of modernist writing within Turkey is situated in the 1940s, rooted in the tension and dualism between belatedness and modernization.
Little, a fifth-year English department Ph.D. candidate, received the grant for field work in the south of England about chalk geology and chalk industry.