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The Pre-Read will be announced soon. Stay tuned to find out what book was selected, why it was picked and what incoming students can learn from it. 🔜
  • The most recent Pre-Read book, for , was "Speak Freely" by prof. . Pres. Eisgruber says, "Keith Whittington's clear, accessible argument explains why free speech is essential to university life."
  • "What is Populism?" by prof. Jan-Werner Müller was the Pre-Read selection for . Pres. Eisgruber said the book serves as a lesson for the college experience.
  • Next up is "Our Declaration: A Reading of the Declaration of Independence in the Defense of Equality" by '93, selected for . It was picked because it is "a profound and engaging book that speaks to urgent questions."
  • The Pre-Read was "Whistling Vivaldi: How Stereotypes Affect Us and What We Can Do" by social psychologist Claude Steele. The book, Pres. Eisgruber noted, "speaks directly to issues that are important to our nation and our campus community."
  • 's Pre-Read "Meaning in Life and Why It Matters" by Susan Wolf is based on lectures she delivered at in '07. It asks what makes a life meaningful, a question Pres. Eisgruber says "is at the heart of a liberal arts education."
  • When incoming students get to campus in the fall, they'll participate in discussions with classmates and student leaders, and they'll hear from Pres. Eisgruber on why the book was chosen. 📖 We're looking back on the last 🖐 selections.
  • The Pre-read program, initiated by President Christopher Eisgruber in 2013, introduces incoming students to Princeton’s intellectual life. The first-year students will receive their selected book over the summer.
  • students Jordan Salama '19 and Liam O'Connor '20 reported on this story about a small Bosnian village, whose residents have protested time and time again for the sake of their local rivers.
  • Selected for his project that focuses on how gliding mammals learned to fly, 's was named a 2019 Searle Scholar.
  • Researchers from @EPrinceotn have adapted silicon chip technology, similar to that found in personal computers and mobile phones, to function as a biosensor. This development goes a long way toward replacing the lab with a single microchip.
  • : professor Paul Steinhardt's "The Second Kind of Impossible" recounts his 35-year-long journey of discovering naturally occurring quasicrystals, a new form of matter. (via )
  • Relying on speed is no longer the best way to measure internet performance. professor argued this and more in front of the last month.
  • Excited to host another year of the historic Navy-Princeton Cup on Lake Carnegie tomorrow. Racing begins at 9am live and on replay on ESPN+ and the ESPN app. Full race times and preview can be found here!
  • It’s a home game for the Tigers this weekend. Come on out to Springdale and watch a little golf!
  • Having traveled to 80 countries, visiting lecturer gives a whole new meaning to the term "wanderlust." 🌎 His spring course "The Literature of Fact - Writing and Reporting on Place" lets students explore their own travel stories.
  • 44 portraits of British artist Thomas Gainsborough's family are currently on view at , the exhibit's only North American venue. reviews the exhibition, on view now through June 9 👇
  • Fun fact about tonight's episode of : 2018 Nobel laureate in chemistry () and 2017 Nobel laureate in physics Kip Thorne () are both alums.
  • One of the latest is alumna Kerry Brodie '12, founder of which provides culinary training to refugees and helps them find meaningful careers in the food industry:
  • The Waterman Award will be presented to both recipients at a ceremony held in Washington, D.C., on May 14, 2019. Congratulations! 🙌

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