Revelations of academic fraud and sexual harassment allegations against a little-known librarian in 2008 may help explain the firing of tenured professor Joshua Katz 14 years later

A faculty committee won its appeal against the appalling treatment of a classics professor by DEI administrators, but President Christopher Eisgruber has so far remained loyal to the commissars

Christopher Eisgruber’s attachment to contradictory high principles is turning academic life on his Ivy League campus into a farce

Xiyue Wang’s imprisonment in Iran and later activism have been awkward for regime-aligned Princeton officials eager to move on from their former student

How I came to know one of the scientist’s love interests from the early days of the Weimar Republic

Incident at Princeton High School holds up a mirror to the American Jewish Community’s sick obsession with passing as “white”

A shul reconsiders an invitation to give a talk on politics, based on a perception of the speaker’s political affiliations—and healthy dialogue takes yet another blow

What my fellow Tablet writer gets wrong about privilege—and liberalism

In the wake of a Princeton student’s controversial essay, progressives shouldn’t inhibit speech or reject real diversity

How did a Jewish boy from New Jersey end up speaking with a Jamaican accent? It’s an enduring inheritance from a woman who raised me.

Elon Lindenstrauss, the first Israeli to win a Fields Medal in mathematics, brought home a prize that marks Jewish achievement in the field

The Egyptian-born anti-Islamic activist Nonie Darwish, whose life story and outspoken views on Israel and the Arab world make her someone Jews should support, was unfairly tarred in Tablet

Despite the complicated history of Jewish defectors, the Jewish right has embraced Muslim apostates like Nonie Darwish, an Egyptian-born Christian convert who voices anti-Islamic rhetoric