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News·August 24, 2023·1 min readPrinceton University to celebrate Chinua Achebe’s legacy and relevancePrinceton University’s Africa World Initiative and Programme in African Studies are organising a two-day event to honour the life and... Read More
Exhibition·July 20, 2023·2 min readVictor Ekpuk to showcase new work at Princeton University Art MuseumVictor Ekpuk, a Nigerian-born, D.C.-based artist, is set to showcase his new work at Princeton University Art Museum in New... Read More
