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AI Fluency Lab Spring Symposium - 5/5
Posted 4/29/2026
Join The AI Lab at Princeton for the inaugural AI Fluency Lab Symposium, where 20 Princeton undergraduates present original research investigating AI as a subject across disciplines — from ancient Greek morphology to financial sentiment analysis to AI-generated poetry. Posters, lightning talks, and food.
UCHV Short Movie Prize - Submissions due 5/8
Posted 4/27/2026
The University Center for Human Values is accepting submissions for the 2025-26 Short Movie Prize, offering a grand prize of $1,000 for the best short film. Honorable mentions may also be awarded a prize of $250. The competition is open to all Princeton University undergraduates. Submit your short film by Friday, May 8, 2026 for a chance to win.
Learn about submission requirements.
UCHV Conference: 250 Years of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations - 4/30
Posted 4/23/2026
Join The James Madison Program for an all-day conference at Princeton hosted by the University Center for Human Values, as well as co-sponsored by the James Madison Program, on "250 Years of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations.” Speakers will include the scholars and academics Mark Skousen, Benjamin Friedman, Michelle Schwarze, Ryan Hanley, Greg Conti, Samuel Fleischacker, with the keynote address by Gloria Liu. The event will be held on Thursday, April 30th from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm in Wooten Hall, Room 301 (Kerstetter Room).
Learn more details about this upcoming event.
"America's Future World Role" Lecture by Aaron L. Friedberg - 5/22 (POL Reunions)
Posted 4/22/2026
"The Declaration of Independence & the Future of American Democracy" - 5/22 (JMP Reunions)
Posted 4/22/2026
As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, there are many reasons for grave concern as well as celebration. For this special James Madison Program 2026 Reunions Event, the eminent scholar of American foreign policy and grand strategy, Walter Russell Mead, will join Professor Robert P. George for a conversation about the future of American democracy in an age of increasing conflict, both at home and abroad, and the prospects for the renewal of civic education at American colleges and universities.