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Princeton is exploring Toni Morrison's creative process with an abundance of exhibitions and events .

The landmark exhibition “Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory” runs through June 4 at the Princeton University Library and anchors the series. A Sites of Memory Symposium this week convenes scholars, writers and artists. Edwidge Danticat keynotes.

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Historic house, new home: Our story and time-lapse video capture how Princeton’s historic 91 Prospect Ave. building crossed the road. .

A cheer went up and horns honked as the building reached its new location at 110 Prospect Ave.

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What Einstein would think of Pi Day. Plus: Princeton players and pep squads play 'March Mathness'

'Let the archive tell you what the story is’

Robert Geddes, the School of Architecture’s first dean and ‘gatekeeper to architecture’ for generations of students, dies at 99

A semester's inquiry into sports as the ‘universal language’

Learning to see fashion through a scholarly lens

Russell Banks, acclaimed novelist, professor in the humanities and creative writing, and ‘absolutely wonderful’ mentor, dies at 82

Robert Tignor, distinguished Egyptologist and historian, ‘wonderful mentor’ and transformative department chair, dies at 89

Books by Princeton humanities professors make year-end ‘best-of’ lists

‘It’s about surviving. It’s about continuing our work.’

Board approves six faculty appointments

How art by Audubon, Darwin and others influenced science: Insights from a Princeton course

Robert Willig, ‘brilliant economist,’ inspirational teacher and devoted public servant, dies at age 75

This will not be on the test: A new approach to learning quantum chemistry

The global classroom: Princeton journalism class reports from Berlin on refugees and forced migration

SPIA Reacts: Scholarly insights on the mid-term elections

New biophysics graduate program draws leading faculty from across the University

Hildred Geertz, ‘incredibly accomplished scholar’ in cultural anthropology and ‘beloved founding figure’ as Princeton’s first female department chair, dies at 95

Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts welcomes new scholars

In her new book, Ruha Benjamin finds hope by celebrating how small changes can ‘spread justice and joy’

T. Leslie Shear Jr., classical archaeologist, ‘rigorous scholar’ and ‘inspiring teacher,’ dies at 84

Board approves 17 faculty appointments

Twelve scholars named Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellows

Sam Glucksberg, pioneer in experimental psycholinguistics and ‘outstanding mentor,’ dies at 89

Can the humanities help solve climate change?

John Cooper, renowned interpreter of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy and ‘incredibly generous’ mentor, dies at 82

‘Markus’ Academy’ brings together a virtual community of economics thought leaders

Howard Rosenthal, whose research revolutionized the analysis of Congressional voting records and political polarization, dies at 83

Scientific field research and the arts come together in a Princeton course using motion-capture cameras to record campus wildlife

Summer Reads 2022

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