Category: Public Policy Papers
Wordless Wednesday #133
Selected by April C. Armstrong *14
The CIA’s Quest for Mind Control : Piecing Together Project MK-Ultra and its Princeton Connections, Part I (Allen W. Dulles, Class of 1914)
The story of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)’s Project MK-Ultra is still patchy. Yet what has been uncovered reveals an abysmal narrative of human exploitation at the hands of the CIA.
Wordless Wednesday #118
Selected by April C. Armstrong *14
March 2025 Decalcomania
By Adrienne Rusinko March’s sticker selections were determined by the staff of Princeton University Library (PUL) Special and Distinctive Collections. Staff who work in the East Asian Library, the Marquand Library of Art and Archaeology, and Special Collections at both Firestone and Mudd Libraries voted […]
After 50 Years, Restricted Watergate Records Now Open
Written by Dan Linke Images selected and captioned by Will Clements Watergate records that the U.S. Congress legislated to be closed for 50 years at the conclusion of the House Judiciary Committee Watergate Inquiry in 1974 are now open for review at the Seeley G. […]
How Long is the “The Long Telegram?”
In Cold War history, many cite George Kennan’s “Long Telegram” as its epistolary beginning.