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After a lifetime of studying and participating in the politics and diplomacy of the Middle East, Daniel C. Kurtzer has measured U.S. diplomacy in the…

“At 19, I received a scholarship to live and study abroad for the first time in Baku, Azerbaijan. The experience reshaped my understanding of cross…

Mattie Isaac ’27 began learning Mandarin at an immersion school in Washington, D.C., as a child. She closely follows Chinese culture, enjoys the…

For three years, the Princeton SPIA DC Center has served as the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs’ policy nexus in Washington, a…

In addition to their teaching responsibilities, faculty from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs are also prolific authors,…

Hooding Ceremony and Class Day Emphasize Service, CommunityPrinceton SPIA celebrated its 69 master in public affairs students, 20 master in public…

At the Class of 2026 Master’s Hooding and Awards Ceremony, held Monday in McCarter Theatre, Amaney Jamal, dean of the Princeton School of Public and…

Data is the bread and butter of academic research. But when it comes to the major digital platforms of the day, where many people are spending the…

The Princeton University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa will present its annual awards for excellence in undergraduate teaching to Michael Blaakman,…