PRINCETON
UNIVERSITY
Princeton voices: Speaking out on the Russian invasion
of Ukraine
Jamie Saxon; Office of Communications
Feb: 25,2022, 1.54 p.m:
Iustration by Egan Jimenez; Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
As the world grapples In real time with the Russian invasion of Ukraine; Princeton scholars
are
speaking to the moment. Many Princeton faculty members,
alumni; staff and students are
sharing their expertise and perspectives In op-eds, on television and cable news programs,
online and in print publications, on virtual panels and across social media:
Read; view and listen to some of their contributions to the international conversation: We will continue to
update this roundup:
Expert panels/ public conversations
Upcoming
"Understanding Our New World;" 10 a.m. Central (11 a.m. EDT) Thursday; March 17, vwith Julian Zelizer;
the Malcolm Stevenson Forbes
Class of 1941 Professor of History and Public Affairs,
on Paul Simon Public
Policy Institute Virtual Conversation Series, speaking with Institute Director John Shaw on the roots of
political polarization in the US_
and Russia
invasion of Ukraine_
Registration required; register online
Princeton Public Lectures: Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch; 6-7:15 p.m: Tuesday; April 12, Richardson
Auditorium. Yovanovitch is the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine (2009-17_
and
senior fellow in the