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The growing amount of data available on the United States criminal justice system has made it much easier for researchers to gain deep insights into…

PRINCETON, NJ – Following recent reports of boat strikes in the Caribbean involving the United States, faculty from the Princeton School of Public…

Elke Weber, a professor of psychology and public affairs and the Gerhard R.

Career Day Inspires Students to Reimagine Public ServiceThe event served as an opportunity for nearly 100 students to ask candid questions and learn…

For nearly three decades, the policy workshop has been a cornerstone of the graduate program in public affairs at Princeton University. Building on…

Home to nearly 1.5 billion people, India is the world’s largest democracy – for now. According to the Journal of Democracy, Prime Minister Narendra…

Michael Eyssimont tried hard to ignore the symptoms.As a college student, the future forward in the National Hockey League couldn’t maintain his…

“I’ve always had many different interests, but civil rights and economic justice are my core passions. I hope to build systems that treat every…

 

With the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, the reunification of Germany a year later, and the collapse of the Soviet Union a year after that,…