Matthew Delvaux, Ayah Nurridin, Nicolás Sánchez-Rodríguez and Daniel Tamayo have joined the Society of Fellows, a scholarly community with a great diversity of experiences and perspectives that create a collaborative environment for inquiry, debate, and groundbreaking scholarship and teaching.

Alban Forcione, an internationally renowned scholar of 17th-century literature of “Golden Age” Spain, the Walter S. Carpenter Jr., Professor of Language, Literature and Civilization of Spain, Emeritus, and Princeton alumnus, died Sept. 14 at age 82.

As part of the University-wide effort to combat systemic racism, Princeton has published its first annual report highlighting diversity, equity and inclusion work across campus. The report provides a snapshot of projects, programs and initiatives during the 2020-21 academic year, and also includes demographic and climate data about students, staff, faculty and postdoctoral scholars. 

David Card and Joshua Angrist, who earned their Ph.D.s at Princeton, have been awarded Nobels for providing “new insights about the labor market.”

Princeton University is advancing several new programs that honor and acknowledge local and international Indigenous communities.