If you’re anything like me, you’ve likely spent the past week glued to news coverage of the 2020 elections. We witnessed one of the most historic…

One of the most important elements of effective policymaking we try to teach our students is the art of collective deliberation and decision-making…

We believe all of our students, faculty, and staff have a story to tell. It’s why we launched #PolicyProfile, an Instagram series loosely based on…

I had the pleasure of a day of tree planting with nearly 20 graduate students, their partners, and Laura de Olden of the Graduate Program Office on…

Midterm exams are upon us. In this new normal of virtual learning, many students near or on campus are struggling to find quiet spaces where…

With a presidential and vice-presidential debate over, the count down to the election has begun. In many states, voting by mail has already started!

One of my ongoing goals is to ensure that the School provides and supports an inclusive environment. From providing diversity, equity, and inclusion …

Living in virtual silos is less than ideal. As I’ve said before, just because we are distanced doesn’t mean we should be distant from one another. In…

Welcome to my just-launched blog.  As we find ourselves necessarily distanced due to Covid-19 safety precautions, we need new means of…

Dear Community, I hope you have had to a chance to read President Eisgruber’s message, sharing with the Princeton community that the University…