It will be named after Mellody Hobson and built where a college once bore Woodrow Wilson’s name. Princeton in June said the former president was a racist who segregated the Civil Service.

Princeton is replacing a residential college once named after 28th president Woodrow Wilson with a new one named for a black female alumna and major donor. Mellody Hobson, who is married to Star ...

Princeton's Board of Trustees had considered removing Wilson's name after student activists protested in 2015, but the Wilson Legacy Review Committee had determined not to remove the name in 2016.

Princeton University is naming a residential college for finance executive and alumna Mellody Hobson, recognizing her donation for a project to be built at a site that once honored Woodrow Wilson ...

By contrast, in 2015–16, Princeton’s Trustee Committee on Woodrow Wilson’s Legacy took nearly six months to determine how to approach the problem of its distinguished but controversial ...

Princeton, Woodrow Wilson and my ... high honors from Swarthmore College, ... with the modest amends of finding a place either to hang the portraits of these scholars or otherwise honor ...

Princeton’s current President, Christopher Eisgruber, was guided toward the Woodrow Wilson resolution by university Trustee Brent Henry, a prominent Black medical attorney who, fittingly ...

Princeton University announced Saturday that it will remove former President Woodrow Wilson's name from a college and residential building due to his "racist thinking and policies." ...

Princeton University is removing Woodrow Wilson's name from its School of Public and International Affairs. The school's board of trustees said, "Wilson's racist thinking and policies make him an ...

Princeton University says it is to remove the name of former US President Woodrow Wilson from a building on its campus because of his racist beliefs and policies.

PRINCETON, New Jersey -- Princeton University has announced plans to remove the name of former President Woodrow Wilson from its public policy school because of his segregationist views, reversing ...

Princeton University/Office of Communications Woodrow Wilson served as Princeton University's President from 1902-1910 before being elected Governor of New Jersey and President of the United States.