'Chemistry at Princeton: Profiles of Young Chemists'

Video feature: 'Chemistry at Princeton — Profiles of Young Chemists' .

The "Profiles of Young Chemists" video series highlights graduate and postdoctoral students in Princeton's Department of Chemistry conducting research in various areas of chemistry. In the first video, graduate student Julia Kalow discusses her journey from a childhood interest in science to her work at Princeton creating reactions that produce useful molecules.

Robotic projects are rite of passage in Car Lab .

In the course "Building Real Systems," known as Car Lab, Princeton juniors majoring in electrical engineering put their previous coursework into practice by building robotic projects.

Video feature: Hepler-Smith examines origins of chemical names .

Evan Hepler-Smith, a doctoral student in Princeton's Program in History of Science, is examining the history and impact of the International Commission on Chemical Nomenclature, which established the framework for naming chemical compounds.  

Video: Looking Up at Princeton .

Glancing sunlight accentuates Princeton's special sense of place. No detail has been spared to inspire contemplation and reflection.

#TellUsTigers: Princeton tales in 2,200 characters or less .

With people scrolling through their social media feeds faster than Michael Phelps swimming the 200m individual medley, it may seem counterintuitive to engage in so-called long-form or narrative social media. Will anyone read a post that's more than 140 characters? The answer, it turns out, is yes — if it tells a good story. Why? Because storytelling is part of what it means to be human. And every human being has a story to tell.

Trustees approve five faculty promotions .

'The Psychology of Humor' .

Adam Mastroianni is serious about humor. He graduated in June with a degree from Princeton's psychology department, where he wrote his senior thesis on the psychology of humor. In this video, he discusses his journey of studying humor while at Princeton.