Stories

Juliet Walker, University of Texas at Austin discussed Black entrepreneurship and capitalism from 1619 until 2021. This talk was part of our History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States initiative.

We celebrate 10 years of the eLab program and announce the cohort of student entrepreneurs for summer 2021.

Alex Iskold, 2048 Ventures helped young entrepreneurs decide if their startup is ready.

Christine Kinealy of Quinnipiac University explained how a group of abolitionists, including Frederick Douglass, gained momentum and support to strengthen the American anti-slavery movement in Ireland. This talk was part of our History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States initiative. 

Our new initiative studies the full history of entrepreneurship and innovation in the United States.

Research scholar partners with the mayor of Trenton to improve the lives of city employees.

Despite the challenges of teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic Keller faculty and their assistants receive teaching awards for the fall 2020 semester.

A Princeton-sponsored hackathon invited teams of high school students to use design thinking strategies to address a variety of climate issues.

The National Science Foundation awards grant to Princeton technology that offers to enhance COVID-19 vaccines.