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2020: A year in review

The Office of Communications Dec. 21, 2020 noon From coronavirus to the environment, social justice to civic engagement, Princetonians rallied to make 2020 a year of purpose and achievement. Video by The Office of Communications Princetonians demonstrated incredible resilience in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic fighting the virus, pushing forward academically and growing stronger as a community, as shown in the year-in-review video above. The video features the song “I won’t sleep soundly,” written by first-year student Molly Trueman after attending a Black Lives Matter rally in June, and arranged and performed by Trueman and the Princeton University Glee Club. The year began with a drumbeat of academic and co-curricular events. Students returned from winter recess, taking final exams in January for the last time before a change in the academic calendar, and then participated in Wintersession classes, and then the start of the spring term. Maya Lin’s new public art

Forward Fest public conversation series with faculty experts and alumni continues as part of A Year of Forward Thinking

Forward Fest public conversation series with faculty experts and alumni continues as part of A Year of Forward Thinking Jamie Saxon, Office of Communications Dec. 15, 2020 5:01 p.m. Forward Fest is a virtual public conversation series that aims to spark dialogue across the global Princeton community students, faculty, staff, alumni and other interested thinkers to engage with and explore big ideas and their infinite possibilities for shaping the future. The next Forward Fest takes place Dec. 17 and will focus on arts and humanities. Pictured: Another Place (detail), 2014, by El Anatsui. Found aluminum and copper wire. Princeton University Art Museum. Image courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York / © 2015 El Anatsui.

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