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The number of "researchers" that are an embarrassment to humanity continues to swell exponentially.

About 25,000 alumni and guests returned to campus for their annual celebration, which continues through Sunday. 

Nearly 25,000 alumni, guests, faculty, staff and 2023 graduates are expected to attend.

A nuclear war simulation developed by Princeton University shows how a strike from Russia could trigger a devastating global war.

...to truly understand what nuclear war would really mean, watch the four-minute simulation out of Princeton University called Plan A. 

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The Plan A simulation has been viewed more than one million times since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February.

Approximately 25,000 Princeton graduates and their guests are attending the annual event, which runs May 19-22.

Artist and multimedia journalist Wesaam Al-Badry will discuss his ongoing photographic project documenting the lives of essential workers and their families in California’s Central and Salinas Valleys. These areas represent the fertile heart of California agriculture, where farmworkers harvest over a third of of the vegetables and 40% of the fruit and nuts grown in the United States. Al-Badry will be joined in conversation by Leydy Rangel, United Farm Workers Foundation, and Sandra Valdez, Far...

Join us for a conversation with three leaders of the movement to end solitary confinement in U.S. prisons and jails.  Featuring Jean Casella, Director, Solitary Watch & Co-Organizer, Photo Requests from Solitary. Casella will briefly introduce the history and practice of solitary, which affects at least 80,000 individuals incarcerated in the United States today, as well as the genesis of the photo project. Johnny Perez, Director of the U.S. Prisons Program for the National Religious Campai...