Exciting news! #JSTOR is now free in 1,000 correctional facilities worldwide, benefiting over 500,000 incarcerated individuals, demonstrating JSTOR's commitment to inclusive #education.
Learn more about the #JSTORAccessInPrison program: https://t.co/GXUplF3Q5x
The #MakingAnExoneree teams from Georgetown and @Princeton celebrating freedom with Muti Ajamu-Osagboro — who was recently granted parole after serving 42 years for a crime he didn't commit.
"The program came around at a time when I really, really needed it," he said.
Muti Ajamu-Osagboro walked out of prison today after serving 42 years for a crime he didn't commit. #MakingAnExoneree students from @Princeton
and @GeorgetownLaw reinvestigated his case and helped craft his application for parole. Welcome home, Muti! #wrongfulconviction
This Thursday, May 11 at 6:00 pm, my @Princeton Making an Exoneree classmates and I will present our documentaries on four stories of people who have been wrongfully incarcerated.
Join us if you can, either in person or over Zoom! @georgetownpji
No exoneree in the history of this country has faced this. It's starting to feel like Maryland is deeply invested in persecuting a Muslim man for a crime he clearly did not commit.
This week’s episode of News and Culture is Genesis: stories of beginnings, new starts informed by faith, technology, crisis, and community. Stories from @CNuermberger@ClaraMcweeny@izzyjacobson_@adambsanders, Henry Moses, and Alan Plotz. https://t.co/dpoblvL1Uu
It’s 2022, and women shouldn’t have to keep fighting for equal pay—on the factory floor, at the checkout counter, or on the soccer field. But you don’t get what you don’t fight for. Congratulations to @mPinoe and all who took on this righteous fight! https://t.co/BaVS5SdN7x
In 2021, #TheProspect saw Princeton’s arts and culture continue to flourish despite the difficulties of the year. As the year comes to a close, we look back on 25 articles, reviews, essays and much more that capture @Princeton life over the past year.
https://t.co/N0OyRpGiKl
Who can forget Dev Jaiswal, 1 of the all-time Bee fan favorites? He finished 4th at the 2015 Bee & is now a student at Princeton. Here's a great article from the Daily Princetonian about the Bee lessons Dev learned back then and still uses to this day!
https://t.co/R70ZmnNes3
Joan Didion “was a woman who did not so much express opinions, or emotions, as interrogate both,” Zadie Smith writes. “It seemed unprecedented to me, when reading her for the first time.” https://t.co/WczMjwApj1
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