Princeton University Media Central

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Culture, Pluralism, and Human Rights

Mary Ann Glendon, Learned Hand Professor of Law Emerita, Harvard University; Hamza Yusuf Hanson, President and Co-Founder, Zaytuna College; David Novak, J. Richard & Dorothy Shiff Chair of Jewish Studies and Professor of Religion and Philosophy, University of TorontoModerated by Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions, Princeton UniversityA Panel Discussion Honoring the Work of Mary Ann Glendon …

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FIPP_May2021

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2021 Department of English Class Day Final Edit_20210513

Department of English - Class Day Awards Ceremony

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Rube Goldberg Challenge Top 5 Entries

The Council on Science and Technology held our inaugural Rube Goldberg challenge! Participants were encouraged to create Rube Goldberg machines participants inspired by one of the following key messages: Stop the Spread, physical distancing, washing your hands, myth-busting, kindness contagion, personal hygiene, knowing the symptoms, etc. We present the final video of the top five submissions with comments from the judges and a special message from Jennifer George, the Director of Rube…

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Science and Art at the Bottom of the World - Antarctica Workshop

On July 21 and 23, CST hosted the Zoom workshop “Science and Art at the Bottom of the World.” It featured the work of geoscientist John Higgins, and artists Todd Anderson and Ian van Coller. During the first session, they each presented an overview of their work and how they collaborate. During the second session, workshop participants contributed their own artwork based on the merging of science and art, as described by John, Todd, and Ian. Follow our social media! @PrincetonCST…

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Science and Art at the Bottom of the World - Antarctica Workshop Part 2

On July 23, CST hosted the Zoom workshop “Science and Art at the Bottom of the World.” It featured the work of geoscientist John Higgins, and artists Todd Anderson and Ian van Coller. During the second session, workshop participants contributed their own artwork based on the merging of science and art, as described by John, Todd, and Ian. Follow our social media! @PrincetonCST Website: https://cst.princeton.edu/ StudioLab: https://studiolab.princeton.edu/ Instagram:…

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Women in STEM Panel Discussion 2020

Princeton University offers an excellent STEM education within a vibrant liberal arts institution. Faculty, students, and researchers on the panel share their journeys and answer questions from the audience to learn about the numerous opportunities at Princeton University in our STEM departments. Follow our social media! @PrincetonCST Website: https://cst.princeton.edu/ StudioLab: https://studiolab.princeton.edu/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/princetoncst/ Facebook:…

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Living at the Intersection Symposium 2020 Panel 1

The Living at the Intersection Symposium (LIS) explores the intersection of STEM with the arts, humanities, and social sciences. This biennial conference invites scholars, artists, scientists, writers, students...all who have an interest in interdisciplinary exploration, collaboration, and discourse. Panel 1 addresses what constitutes data and evidence? How do scientists and society interact with data? Panel Chairs: Mala Murthy, Professor, Neuroscience, Princeton University…