Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni…

It's a moment of unity, culture and community you don't want to miss! We'll be marking the occasion with music, movement, and a line dancing session that brings people together in joy and connection.

Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni…

Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni…

Join us on Monday, May 26, 2025 as we celebrate the achievements of our extraordinary graduates of the Class of 2025.

It's that time again for our annual AAS Alumni Mix & Mingle!

Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P), and 40+ associations, clubs, and classes…

Join us for the Final Public Oral of Aliya Ram, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature. Her dissertation, titled “Torn // and new: Literary Address and the Reinvention of Ambiguity,”…

AAS Majors are invited to celebrate with fellow students, faculty, and staff as we celebrate the conclusion of the 2025 academic year!

Princeton Research Day celebrates the research and creative endeavors of the campus-wide community. The event serves as an opportunity for researchers and creators to reach across disciplines by communicating in non-specialist language about their research or creative work.

Now in its ninth consecutive year, the event highlights work from…

Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P), and 40+ associations, clubs, and classes…

In the decades after the end of slavery, African Americans were committed to southern state mental hospitals at higher rates as white psychiatrists listed “religious excitement” among the most frequent causes of insanity for Black patients…

The group will provide a shared space on campus for AAS faculty, visiting fellows, postdocs, and graduate students to gather for dedicated writing time each week. We envision the writing group as a way to facilitate writing productivity while building community among AAS scholars at various stages in their academic careers. 

A screening of "Framing the Panthers" followed by a conversation with Dhoruba Bin Wahad, Robert Boyle, and William Clements…

Join Dr. Dalia Fahmy, political scientist and expert on Islamophobia and U.S. foreign policy, and the Hon. Farah Pandith, former U.S. Special Representative to Muslim Communities and global…

This insightful discussion will explore the intersections of Blackness, queerness, and trans identity, examining their impact on culture, history, and academia. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with leading scholars in the field.

As racial capitalism and the exploitation of natural and human resources sustain and perpetuate our current ecological condition, this talk asks what if the “answer” to climate catastrophe is decolonization…

Winner of a 2024 American Academy of Religion book award, this book(Link is external) (Link opens in new window) focuses on Omar ibn Said (1770–1863) who was a Muslim scholar from West Africa…

Take a breather and unwind with fellow students during these refreshing sessions. Don't miss out on the chance to recharge and connect. Food and beverages will be provided!

The group will provide a shared space on campus for AAS faculty, visiting fellows, postdocs, and graduate students to gather for dedicated writing time each week. We envision the writing group as a way to facilitate writing productivity while building community among AAS scholars at various stages in their academic careers. 

The workshop is geared to postdocs and grad students across the humanities and social sciences. And we are hoping that you might be able to join us given all your experience shepherding so many extraordinary books into existence…

Join us for the second installment of the Africa Impact Lecture Series, a forum dedicated to amplifying the voices of impactful leaders from Africa who share their visions for sustainable development and humane living…

The Faculty-Graduate seminar is an intimate intellectual community that comes together to discuss work in progress around a common theme across a wide range of disciplines. Our goal is to establish a small but intellectually diverse and committed group of scholars who will attend all meetings and engage in sustained discourse during the year.

Event blurb: "Diaspora in Dialogue: Reimagining Our Engagement with Nigeria & Ethiopia is an event intended to spark dialogue and conversation across the diaspora regarding our contributions to our homelands’ economies, political discourse, academia, and more…

All admitted students are invited to attend Princeton Preview, an on-campus program in April designed as an in-depth introduction to the many dimensions of academic and extracurricular life at Princeton…

Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P), and 40+ associations, clubs, and classes…

From the co-author of Tell Me Who You Are and a TED speaker, a book that reveals the importance of friendship as a tool of social justice.

Friendship is good for your health. Studies show that loneliness is as deadly as smoking fifteen cigarettes a day. Still, we are…

Sumayya Vally is the founder and Principal of Counterspace, a design, research, and pedagogical entity located in Johannesburg, South Africa. Vally's work articulates the identities and landscapes…

What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar…

What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar…

VISCERA::POETICS is the next installation of the::sense::archive(Link is external) (Link opens in new window) Humanities Council Working Group…

The group will provide a shared space on campus for AAS faculty, visiting fellows, postdocs, and graduate students to gather for dedicated writing time each week. We envision the writing group as a way to facilitate writing productivity while building community among AAS scholars at various stages in their academic careers. 

What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar…

Lagos-based Nigerian architect Tosin Oshinowo is principal and founder of Oshinowo Studio. The studio has worked on several civic, commercial, and residential projects throughout Nigeria and is renowned for its socially responsive approach to architecture, design, and urbanism. Oshinowo’s work primarily focuses on concerns of culture and…

Join us for a public conversation with Dr. Rezenet Moges-Riedel on reading Baldwin through a Black Deaf and Disability Studies lens on Thursday, April 10. Dr. Moges-Riedel is an Assistant Professor…

Ahmad Almallah’s third poetry collection considers the impossible task of being a Palestinian in the world today. When genocide is the question, can the answer be anything…

Princeton Diversity Discussions is the universities ongoing series of friendly and inclusive gatherings for discussing race-related issues, supported by the Princeton Club of Minnesota (PCMN), Association of Black Princeton Alumni (ABPA), Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA), Native Alumni of Princeton (NAP), Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P), and 40+ associations, clubs, and classes…

VISCERA::POETICS is the next installation of the::sense::archive(Link is external) (Link opens in new window) Humanities Council Working Group…

Black entrepreneurs have a history of overcoming great obstacles and creating something from nothing. All entrepreneurs and innovators share in the legacy of overcoming significant obstacles and of assembling finite resources. If you are an innovator or entrepreneur, these lectures and workshops are for you…

What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar…

What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar…

The group will provide a shared space on campus for AAS faculty, visiting fellows, postdocs, and graduate students to gather for dedicated writing time each week. We envision the writing group as a way to facilitate writing productivity while building community among AAS scholars at various stages in their academic careers. 

What are—what have been and what might yet be—alternatives and opposing visions to Zionism? How has anti-Zionism appeared in intellectual debates both within and outside of the Jewish community around…

Join Carolyn M. Laferrière, the Museum’s associate curator of ancient Mediterranean art and Nathan Arrington, professor of art and archaeology and chair of Princeton’s Department of Art and…

Please join us for a conversation with award-winning novelist Nnedi Okorafor on her new novel, Death of the Author, with response from Princeton's Chika Okeke-Agulu (Robert Schirmer Professor of Art and Archaeology and African American Studies; Director, Africa World Initiative)…

Areception and reflection on the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s last speech, "I've Been to the Mountaintop,” which he delivered on April 3, the day before his assassination…