Christopher Eisgruber
Christopher Eisgruber is an American lawyer and academic who has served as the president of Princeton University since 2013. He is known for his commitment to academic excellence, diversity, and inclusion within higher education. Eisgruber, who previously held various positions at Princeton, including provost, has a strong background in constitutional law and has published extensively on issues related to law and politics. His leadership has been marked by a focus on fostering a vibrant intellectual community and addressing pressing societal challenges through research and scholarship. Recently, he was in the news due to the Trump administration's suspension of several federal research grants aimed at Princeton, which raised concerns about the implications for academic freedom and research funding.
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Jamaica:
Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber emphasized the importance of intentional efforts to increase socioeconomic diversity in college admissions.
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Ireland:
Christopher Eisgruber defended free speech during the orientation of the incoming class.
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Mexico:
Christopher Eisgruber warned that closing doors to global talent is cultural suicide.
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Mexico:
Christopher Eisgruber emphasized the importance of academic freedom despite budgetary pressures.
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United States:
Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber said he would defy Trump’s efforts to stop antisemitism via federal funding cuts.
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Brazil:
Christopher Eisgruber, the president of Princeton, publicly supported Harvard through social media.
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United Kingdom:
Christopher Eisgruber, the president of Princeton University, also weighed in, stating, 'Princeton stands with Harvard.'
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Greece:
Christopher Eisgruber expressed full support for Harvard, stating Princeton stands by Harvard.
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Liechtenstein:
Christopher Eisgruber is the president of Princeton University who expressed concerns over the government's actions.
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United Kingdom:
Christopher Eisgruber said Princeton will comply with the law while defending academic freedom.
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