ALT photo of the book When Mary Calls : Surprising Encounters with the Mother of God by Margarita Mooney Clayton in Wright Library

ALT screen snip of the scanned image in the Theological Commons of a postcard featuring the entrance to Kong Chow Temple in San Francisco, California; the postcard is mainly a black and white photograph framed in with a border in which the words "Kong Chow Temple" are printed below the photo

ALT graphic with text: Wright Library Princeton Theological Seminary Memorial Day Schedule; closed Sun-Mon May 24-25, open Tuesday May 26 8am-6pm (no entry after 5:30pm)

ALT screen snip of the Item Details page from the Theological Commons for "Captives, Yet Free," an address that Ben Weir gave to the Class of 1986 at the 174th Annual Commencement of Princeton Theological Seminary

ALT graphic containing photo of Wright Library at Princeton Theological Seminary, photo of Princeton Seminary graduates recessing from the Princeton University Chapel in their caps and gowns and the URL for the Alumni Access page on the Wright Library website

ALT graphic has photo of Wright Library and reads, Wright Library Early Closing Friday, May 15, 2026 8am-3pm

ALT graphic says "Wright Library Princeton Theological Seminary, 2026 Commencement Week Schedule Mon-Fri 11-15 open 8am-6pm (no entry after 5:30pm), summer hours; Sat 16 closed, Commencement; Sun 17 closed, Sunday, summer hours" ptsem.edu/library/about/hours

ALT cover image from the December 2025 issue of Journal of Chines Religions from Johns Hopkins University Press

ALT graphic includes photo of the front of Wright Library at Princeton Theological Seminary and text "Wright Library extended hours, open until 10pm May 6-7, 2026"

ALT graphic includes exterior photo of Wright Library at Princeton Theological Seminary, four book cover images and some text: Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Center for Asian American Christianity events, links, selected books, lectures & more, and the URL in the post

ALT photo of the front of Wright Library at Princeton Theological Seminary in spring, April 2026

ALT screen snip of part of a scanned page - page 97 - from The Princeton Theological Review Volume 17, No. 1 (Issue 44) Fall 2011 with the beginning of the book review of Barth, Origen and Universal Salvation (2009) by Tom Greggs

ALT screen snip of the scanned cover of The Princeton Theological Review Volume 17, No. 1 (Issue 44) Fall 2011

ALT screen snip of the Item Details page in the Theological Commons for The Princeton Theological Review (New series : 1994) Volume 17, No. 1 (Issue 44) 2011

ALT graphic promoting a curated bibliography for Lent, Holy Week and Easter includes a photo of Wright Library at Princeton Theological Seminary, a book cover image for Holy Wednesday: a Nahua drama from early colonial Mexico by Louise M. Burkhart

ALT graphic shows Wright Library at Princeton Theological Seminary hours during Holy Week 2026: Thursday, April 2, open 8am-6pm (no entry after 5:30pm), closed Good Friday, April 3 through Easter Sunday, April 5, and open regular hours 8am-9pm (no entry after 8:30pm) Monday, April 6

ALT screen snip of the Item Details page in the Theological Commons digital library for the lecture by Letty M. Russell highlighted in this post

ALT screen snip from a digitized video recording of Dr. Nancy Lammers Gross delivering her response to Earl Palmer's preaching during The Exposition Seminar I: The Joy of Expositional Preaching, November 5, 2015; Dr. Lammers Gross speaking in front of a room of seminar attendees

ALT screen snip from a digitized video recording of Dr. Nancy Lammers Gross delivering her response to Earl Palmer's preaching during The Exposition Seminar I: The Joy of Expositional Preaching, November 5, 2015; close up frame of Dr. Lammers Gross in profile

ALT screen snip of digitized black and white photo of 8 of 10 women who graduated with PhDs in 1992 in their caps & gowns printed in PTS The Princeton Spire, Vol. XXXI No. 3, Summer/Fall 1992 https://commons.ptsem.edu/id/princetonspire3113unse; pictured: Cynthia Sexton Miller, Leonora Tubbs Tisdale, Nancy Lammers Gross, Kathleen Diane Billman, Catherine Lynn Nakamura, Patricia Howery Davis, Leanne Van Dyk & Amanda Lee Berry Wylie; not pictured: Thelma Megill-Cobbler & Nyambura Jane Njoroge

ALT "The first class of women to receive the M.R.E. degree from Princeton Seminary graduated in 1947 - fifty years ago. Since then, many other women have followed them. How do these female graduates and faculty members assess the progress women have made in the church and at the Seminary?" 50 Years of Courage by Ingrid Meyer and Barbara Chaapel, InSpire Vol. 2, Issue 3 (Spring 1997); also includes digitized cover image of & Class of '47 photo in the InSpire issue

ALT Timeline highlighting women at Princeton Seminary 1798-1996 published in InSpire Vol. 2, Issue 3 (Spring 1997)

ALT Timeline highlighting women at Princeton Seminary 1798-1996 published in InSpire Vol. 2, Issue 3 (Spring 1997)

ALT photos of women in the earliest yrs (1940s) of Tennent Hall, incl. R. Koftloff; M. Stout Wilson, B. Lefevre Gibson, E. Plaxco, L. Cassel, R. Gittel, K. Troupe, E. Lytle, L. Henry, M. Ronaldson, J. Casset, M. Olson, A. Cole, B. Bonneville, M. Dunbar, M. Cooper, D. Sacker, E. Miller, Dr. Crawford, Mrs. Mackay, B. Downs, Cheryl (?), C. Miller, B. Robertson, B. Downing, J. Carlson, G. Wach, M. Carnine, M. Rizzo, P. Hurrell, R. Frazer, J. Bellerjeau, S. Harris, Mrs. Patrick, "Pres" Agnes

ALT Photo of Class of 1949 with handwritten names on silhouettes above; photo of A. Jane Molden, Class of '52, and friends

ALT 'Heroic Spinsters' 1952 - women who graduated without getting married. Early female graduates were expected to meet their husband at Seminary, and their degrees (M.R.E.s) were often degradingly called 'MRS's.

ALT Includes Dr. Joyce H.E. Bailey and Dr. Elizabeth Edwards ('72), first female PhDs; Freda Gardner speaking to students outside Chapel. Gardner was the first female professor at Princeton Theological Seminary. Tennent Hall, built to house women studying Christian Education