Video: Campaign '08: The Aftermath

Video feature: Open Doors: Princeton Graduate School .

In this video, students and faculty discuss the opportunities and traditions that are found in Princeton University's Graduate School, which offers advanced degrees spanning the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering.

Inspiring efforts to improve race relations .

Winners of the 2008 Princeton Prize in Race Relations present their projects at the first-ever Princeton Prize Symposium on Race.

Class snapshot: Covering the 2016 campaign .

The 2016 presidential campaign — a roller-coaster ride of surprises and uncertainty — will surely be studied by scholars and students for many years to come. But the 15 Princeton University undergraduates taking the journalism seminar "Politics and the Media: Covering the 2016 Campaign" are tackling the topic in real time — watching, studying and writing about the campaign and the role of the media.

650 attend largest gathering of black alumni in University history .

At the largest gathering of black alumni in the University's history last weekend, emotions overflowed as people talked about change -- Princeton's transformation from their time as students and the transformation they can bring about through continued engagement. "It's very obvious to me that the Princeton of 2009 is very different from the Princeton of 1983, and even the Princeton of 2006," said Ken Bruce, a member of the class of 1983 and a past president of the Association of Black Princeton Alumni.

Greenstein: Bush a 'less sure-footed' leader, despite post-Sept. 11 growth
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The Next Four Years: Key issues and important lessons of the 2016 presidential campaign .

With the end of the 2016 campaign in sight, six faculty experts answer quetions about how the campaign has played out for different groups of voters and what it says about American politics today.