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CITP congratulates the 18 graduating seniors who earned a Technology and Society (Information Technology track) certificate.

A geologist, a geographer and an environmental activist were among the panelists discussing the “Right-to-Repair” at CITP’s May 16 event.

Congratulations to CITP Graduate Student Anunay Kulshrestha on receiving a Wallace Memorial Fellowship — the highest award conferrable to graduate

The Washington, D.C.-based Pulitzer Center, which funds journalism projects globally, is now accepting proposals for joint AI fellowship.

This special panel featured Professor Arvind Narayanan, investigative journalist Julia Angwin and Sorelle Friedler of Haverford College.

Privacy and security research spearheaded by CITP graduate student Anunay Kulshrestha led Politico’s March 27 cybersecurity newsletter.

After Indian journalist Gauri Lankesh was murdered in 2017, many suspected a viral YouTube video of Lankesh was a factor in her slaying.

The Researcher Who Would Teach Machines to Be Fair, a story in Quanta Magazine, highlights the work of Professor Arvind Narayanan.

CITP’s Tech Policy Clinic filed a brief on Dec. 6, weighing in on the high-profile Gonzalez v. Google LLC case before the Supreme Court.

CITP, in partnership with Princeton’s School of Public and International Affairs and New America kicked off collaboration.

Jennifer Rexford, the Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor in Engineering, department chair in computer science, is named Princeton’s provost.

The Digital Witness Lab — an innovative research laboratory where engineers will design software and hardware tools to help journalists.