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Julis Romo Rabinowitz and Simpson International buildings win Ontario Association of Architects Award
The Department’s new home has won a 2018 Design Excellence Award from the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA). (more…)
“Still Crazy After All These Years—And What About the Next 50”
From John B. Taylor’s Economics One. (Read the blog)
Giulia Brancaccio and Molly Schnell to Speak on REStud Tour 2018
The Princeton Economics Graduate Students will visit Queen Mary University of London, CERGE-EI, and the University of Copenhagen this Spring as part of Review of Economic Studies May Meetings. (more…)
Laura Sciarrotta celebrates 10 years at Service Recognition Luncheon
Business Manager Laura Sciarrotta (pictured with Department Chair Janet Currie) was honored for 10 years of service to Princeton University. More information about the Service Recognition Luncheon>>
Declan Farmer, Economics Major, Scores Game-Winning Goal for Gold in Paralympics
The sophomore made his second Paralympic Games appearance with USA Hockey in Pyeongchang. (more…)
Professor Leah Boustan’s Book Featured in Exhibit
“Competition in the Promised Land” by Leah Boustan is the focus of a new exhibit in the Industrial Relations Section Library, curated by Labor Economics Librarian Stacy Nemeroff. The exhibit may be viewed (more…)
Princeton Experimental Laboratory for the Social Sciences Opens
PExL, the Princeton Experimental Laboratory for the Social Sciences, opened on Friday, February 23rd with inaugural experiments in Matrix Matching.
Under the direction of Professor Leeat Yariv, (more…)
Population Aging: Arlene Wong Featured at NBER
Professor Arlene Wong and the NBER explores how population aging might alter the effectiveness of the Federal Reserve’s policy tools and how the availability of big data is changing the study of consumer behavior. Watch video at nber.org>>