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ALT Craig Arnold on stage with Justin Silpe
ALT Photo montage of grad students, past and present, here at Frick Lab.
ALT Photo montage of grad students, past and present, here at Frick Lab.
ALT Auditorium of attendees watching speaker on-stage
ALT the words "Princeton graduate alumni Mary Brunkow *91 receives the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine" above a photo of Mary smiling near her laptop having just heard the news of her win
ALT The words: Commencement Ceremony. May 27, 2025. With a photo of three students at Commencement in their caps and gowns, smiling at the camera.
ALT A group of individuals on stage in graduation attire throwing their hats in the air
ALT A group of individuals holding hands with their arms above their heads
ALT An individual receiving his graduate hood during a ceremony
ALT An individual receiving her graduate hood during a ceremony
ALT a newly hooded grad holds a newborn
ALT a PhD student is hooded while holding a toddler
ALT a newly hooded grad student poses for a photo while holding a young child
ALT Professor Dan Notterman stands with a newly hooded PhD student who is holding a young child
ALT Rodney Priestley speaks at a podium
ALT the words "hooding and recognition ceremony" next to a graduate alumnus who has been hooded
ALT The words: Hooding and Recognition Ceremony. May 26, 2025. With a photo of a graduate student at the ceremony, looking at the camera.
ALT Katie Deal
ALT Full-color image of a group of grad students standing together in Frick Lab, holding their certificates.
ALT Lauren wearing a striped shirt
ALT Lauren headshot
ALT Full-color photo of grad student, professor, and undergraduate chem major standing in Frick Lab.
ALT Placard describing in detail the Thursday presentation, with a head shot of John Warner and various logos.
ALT The words: "Princeton University is gravely concerned about the continued captivity of our graduate student Elizabeth Tsurkov. The University is grateful for the Administration’s focus on securing her release. We appreciate that the Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs is directly involved and that one of his first public statements was about Elizabeth. We fervently hope that these efforts will lead to Elizabeth’s return to Princeton in the very near future. We have been in frequent contact with U.S. government officials throughout this ordeal and have sought advice from experts. We will continue to do so until Elizabeth is home."