Princeton

Iran Frees American Scholar Held Since 2016 In Prisoner Swap

The trade involves detained Princeton graduate student Xiyue Wang and scientist Massoud Soleimani.
By Nasser Karimi and Jon Gambrell, AP

A Sexual Assault Survivor At Princeton Tried To Protest. Instead, She Was Fined $2,700.

The student's experience sparked dozens of activists to organize a sit-in calling for better Title IX protections.
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Gina Rodriguez Sends Undocumented Latina Student To College With Emmy Campaign Money

The "Jane the Virgin" actress is sending a young woman to Princeton with a full scholarship.
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Michelle Obama Reflects On ‘Scary’ Time At Princeton With Sweet Throwback Snap

"I was black and from a working-class neighborhood in Chicago, while Princeton’s student body was generally white and well-to-do."
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Students Walk Out After Princeton Professor Uses Racial Slur In Class On Hate Speech

Professor emeritus Lawrence Rosen repeatedly used the word "n****r," a student said.
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Princeton Confronts Its Slave-Owning Past With An 'Anti-Monument'

Titus Kaphar's work for the Princeton & Slavery Project tells a story of buried history.
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Grad Student Says Princeton Prof Who Sexually Harassed Her Was Given Slap On The Wrist

Princeton found Sergio Verdu "responsible for sexual harassment" in June.
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Who Gets Health In Old Age? Rich White People

Access to a doctor is essential, but overall health, it seems, is the sum of what happens in a lifetime.
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No Space, No Matter How Progressive, Is Impermeable To Bigotry

There is no such thing as a safe space, but there is such a thing as safe people.
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Raising And Loving Up On Black Men

The story of a proud mom with two BMWs.
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