Curious about the progress of the new neuroscience and
psychology buildings, but unable to get a good look while driving along
Washington Road? Here's a peek from under Streicker Bridge.
>Photo by Andrea Kane
January 2012 Archives
On Monday Bob Moses, a 1960s civil rights leader and founder
of the Algebra Project, a national organization which has helped school districts boost their students' math skills,
will deliver the keynote for the University's commemorative Martin Luther King
Jr. Day event. Moses received an honorary Princeton degree in 2004 and
currently is a distinguished visiting fellow in the Center for African American
Studies.
Serena Sonderegger '14 sculpted in clay an untitled work (detail, right) currently on view in the student show, Of a Specific Height, a presentation of the Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Visual Arts.
Photos courtesy of the Lewis Center for the Arts
Reading Period begins Monday and
many students will hunker down to make their Dean's Date deadlines. Before
winter break, this student found a quiet nook in the Friend Center for some
serious study.