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New approach connects art and experience at the Princeton University Art Museum .

A new approach the Princeton University Art Museum is taking to showcase its 72,000 objects is intended to make the collections more accessible to patrons by drawing connections and providing additional context and background.

Begin with the brushstroke: ‘The Art of Paul Cézanne In and Out of the Studio’ .

This semester, John Elderfield is teaching a course on Paul Cézanne that inspired a concurrent exhibition at the Princeton University Art Museum titled "Landscapes Behind Cézanne."

Putting the squeeze on batteries .

Professor Craig Arnold is working to make lithium-ion batteries last longer and provide more energy.

Video feature: 'Calder on Campus' .

Two sculptures by Alexander Calder are on display in front of the Princeton University Art Museum through June 15.

Moving: Poetry at Princeton .

Poets from Princeton University talk about poetry and read their work.

Leonard Barkan: Michelangelo: A Life on Paper .

Leonard Barkan talks about his book, 'Michelangelo: A Life on Paper.'

Bringing new perspectives to campus treasures .

A stroll across Princeton University's campus reveals many treasures to be enjoyed by the attentive observer -- ornate archways, official seals, whimsical gargoyles, flowing epigraphy, and sculpture of all sizes and materials. Together, these create a place of beauty with numerous clues to a unique history. The meticulous details upon the walls of buildings are a monument to the fond dreams of architects and campus planners. Princeton's campus treasures are a rich blend of the old, the new, and the renewed, and like great thoughts, they weather time.