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Adventures in Fine Hall
The weirdness of math’s golden age
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The Character of Its Content
How Princeton University Press has thrived in a new publishing landscape
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Just Tech
Harlan Yu *12 and David Robinson ’04 shine a light on the civil-rights dimensions of a wired world
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Where Technology and Policy Converge
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Princeton and Slavery: Plays That Probe Our Original Sin
At McCarter, seven works examine Princeton’s connections with slavery
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Princeton and Slavery: The Scientist’s Assistant
Famed professor Joseph Henry had an indispensable helper in his lab: a free black man, Sam Parker
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Princeton and Slavery: Moses Taylor Pyne and the Sugar Plantations of the Americas
What was behind a great benefactor’s fortune
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A Home for the Arts
Princeton’s new neighborhood ensures that the arts on campus will continue to thrive
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Math Versus Politics
A Princeton neuroscientist fights partisan gerrymandering — with statistics