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My research focuses on how and why societal perception of Black women in America has evolved in response to the personal agency that Black women have exercised against existing social structures.…

Investment isn't just about stocks and bonds. In my independent work for economics, I examined health investment, which is measured by metrics such as vaccination, nutrition, medicine, and…

Enzymes have been studied for centuries; however, our knowledge of them is constantly evolving. New enzymes are still being discovered, which opens the door for further studies of enzymatic…

Author of Riding Chance and The True Definition of Neva Beane

Liz Hagen describes the study she spearheaded that looked at gender stereotyping in books for young children learning to read. As told to Richard Anderson.

When Joan Bartl moved to Princeton in 1970, she was denied service at the Yankee Doodle Tap Room because she was a woman. Shortly after, she joined the central New Jersey Chapter of NOW. The…

Liz Lempert, interviewed by Jane Manners. Sept. 27, 2019.

Patricia Albjerg Graham, a historian of American Education, spent the 1969-1970 academic year at Princeton in an administrative role focused on hiring more women faculty. Pat came to Nassau Hall from…

Stafford Little Lecture by Rebecca Traister, author of 2010's "Big Girls Don't Cry" and 2016's "All The Single Ladies" Princeton University April 4, 2017

Sarah-Jane Leslie *07, Class of 1943 Professor of Philosophy, draws on considerations from philosophy, psychology, and linguistics to examine the ways in which our perception of the social world…