Princeton Theological Seminary — which is located near Princeton University, but is not part of the Ivy League school — completed a two-year audit of its history with slavery in 2018.

The Princeton Theological Seminary said it was committed to “telling the truth” about its ties to slavery. Black students don’t think it goes far enough. Skip to content Skip to site index.

Princeton Theological Seminary last year released a report describing its founders’ and early faculty’s ties to slavery. Now, some of its students want the school to take it a step further and ...

Princeton Theological Seminary will set aside more than $25 million to pay reparations for its historical ties to slavery, thrusting the seminary to the forefront of a national debate over how ...

Princeton Theological Seminary declined to comment on American Securities but provided a statement from Walton, who became the seminary’s first Black president on Jan. 1.

Princeton Theological Seminary has launched a project, funded by Trinity Church Wall Street, to help theological education prepare faith leaders as “spiritual entrepreneurs” — people who ...

Princeton Theological Seminary announced Wednesday that it is dropping plans to give an award to the Reverend Timothy Keller that was to have been presented when he visited the campus to give a ...

Princeton Theological Seminary and its neighbors. In 2017, the seminary tried to replace buildings that had fallen into disrepair with new housing for students.

Kussman and Caley helped organize nearly 350 Princeton Theological Seminary students and alumni to sign a letter to Walton and the trustee board in March. They are demanding Fisch’s removal and ...