An open letter from Princeton faculty and students in solidarity with Gaza

The following is an open letter and reflects the author’s views alone. For information on how to submit a piece to the Opinion section, click here.

Dear President Eisgruber, 

We write as bereaved members of the Princeton community — faculty, students, alumni, and staff — to express our unequivocal outrage over the tragic loss of Israeli and Palestinian lives during the past week as the region seems to careen uncontrollably towards an all-out regional conflagration. There is never any justification for the targeting of civilians, whether it be assaults on Israeli towns or the aerial bombardment and total siege of the Gaza Strip. 

We firmly believe that the only solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a political one. The ongoing Israeli assault upon the Gaza Strip must be stopped. We call upon the leadership of the University as well as that of elected officials in New Jersey and Washington D.C. to do everything possible to bring an end to the targeting of civilians by the relentless bombing of hospitals, homes, roads, schools, universities, and infrastructures of survival in the Gaza Strip. The international community must force Israel, Hamas, and all parties to the conflict to adhere strictly to the letter of international law, first and foremost by putting an immediate and complete halt to the unchecked collective punishment currently being deployed against Palestinians in Gaza. The free flow of humanitarian assistance must be assured for the more than 2 million Palestinians in Gaza who currently have no access to food, clean drinking water, fuel, electricity, and medical relief. 

We write to voice our profound concern over the widespread dehumanization and erasure of Palestinian life in the United States and throughout the Western world, in the media, public discourse, and official governmental statements. This political environment constitutes a clear and present danger to Palestinians, while also serving to justify rising threats to and criminalization of free speech and academic freedom around the demand to end the occupation of the Palestinian territories. University students and student organizations who issue statements critical of Israeli policies or express solidarity with Palestinians are continuously subjected to harassment, intimidation, imperiled job prospects, and threats to their personal safety. We demand continuous and ironclad guarantees of the freedom of speech for our faculty but especially for our students, including concrete protections from harassment, intimidation, and discrimination. Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim students have been attacked for their views, whether expressed or imputed, whether online or in the real world, but also on the basis of their identity alone, as we recently saw in the heartbreaking case of a six-year-old Palestinian-American child in Illinois being stabbed 26 times in his own home. 

We welcome your statement of October 10 emphasizing that Princeton embraces both Israelis and Palestinians as part of its community, and that the situation is deeply distressing for us all. We appreciate the efforts made by the administration to reach out to Jewish community members as well as those with Israeli citizenship to check on their well-being. We find it unacceptable, however, that Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim students were not and have not been accorded a similar show of respect and care. We call upon the University administration to do everything in its power to ensure that all Princetonians are recognized and feel safe and seen in this moment of accelerating grief, horror, and outright danger. 

This is an epochal moment in the history of the Middle East. “In the nation’s service and the service of humanity,” we affirm. We call upon the University administration to uphold the values that Princeton stands for. We serve the nation and serve humanity by collectively working for peace and justice.

This list is as of 4:30 PM on October 21, 2023. To view a full list of signatories, please see this continuously updated document. To sign the letter, please see this link. 

Faculty

1. Josh Guild, Associate Professor, Departments of African-American Studies and History
2. Max Weiss, Associate Professor, Department of History
3. Julia Elyachar, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology
4. Keeanga-Yahmatta Taylor, Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies and Professor of History
5. Dan-El Padilla Peralta, Associate Professor, Department of Classics
6. Lara Harb, Associate Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies
7. Sadaf Jaffer, Associate Research Scholar, South Asian Studies; New Jersey Assemblywoman, 16th Legislative District
8. Vera Candiani, Associate Professor, Department of History
9. Daniel Sheffield, Associate Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies
10. Karen Emmerich, Associate Professor, Department of Comparative Literature
11. Zahid Chaudhary, Associate Professor, Department of English
12. Benjamin Conisbee Baer, Associate Professor, Department of Comparative Literature
13. Matt Karp, Associate Professor, Department of History
14. Fadi A. Bardawil, Visiting Scholar, Department of Near Eastern Studies; Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology 
15. Junko Yamazaki, Assistant Professor, Department of East Asian Studies
16. Colleen Asper, Lewis Center for the Arts 
17. Wendy Belcher, Professor, Department of Comparative Literature and Department for African American Studies
18. Satyel Larson, Assistant Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies
19. Meredith Martin, Associate Professor, Department of English
20. Gabriela Nouzeilles, Emory L. Ford Professor of Spanish, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
21. Hal Foster, Townsend Martin, Class of 1917, Professor of Art and Archaeology
22. Eldar Shafir, Class of 1987 Professor in Behavioral Science and Public Policy, Department of Psychology and School of Public and International Affairs
23. Andrew Cole, Woodrow Wilson Professor of Literature, Department of English 
24. Susan Wheeler, Professor of Creative Writing, Lewis Center for the Arts 
25. Barbara Nagel , Associate Professor, Department of German
26. Leena El-Mufti, Office of Religious Life
27. Irene Small, Associate Professor, Department of Art and Archaeology
28. Ruha Benjamin, Alexander Stewart 1886 Professor of African American Studies
29. Anne McClintock, A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies and the High Meadows Environmental Institute
30. Rob Nixon, Barron Family Professor of Environment and Humanities, High Meadows Environmental Institution and Department of English
31. Anastasia Mann, Lecturer and Founding Director, School of Public and International Affairs
32. Gayle Salamon, Professor, Department of English
33. Behrooz Ghamari, Professor and Chair, Department of Near Eastern Studies
34. Aaron Landsman, Lecturer, Lewis Center for the Arts
35. Erin Besler, Assistant Professor, Architecture
36. Susana Draper, Associate Professor, Comparative Literature
37. Tera W. Hunter, Edwards Professor of American History and Professor of African American Studies 
38. Tehseen Thaver, Assistant Professor, Department o  Religious Studies
39. Rachel Price, Associate Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
40. Catalina Arango-Correa, Lecturer, Department of Spanish and Portuguese 
41. Rafael Cesar, Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
42. Susan Sugarman, Professor, Department of Psychology
43. Jeff Dolven, Professor, Department of English
44. Sophie Gee, Associate Professor, Department of English 
45. Carolyn Yerkes, Associate Professor, Department of Art and Archaeology
46. Steven Chung, Associate Professor, Department of East Asian Studies
47. Reena Goldthree, Assistant Professor of African American Studies
48. Judith Weisenfeld, Agate Brown and George L. Collord Professor, Department of Religion
49. Arcadio Díaz-Quiñones, Emeritus Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
50. Jayme Collins, Postdoctoral Research Associate, High Meadows Environmental Institute
51. Nancy Coffin, Senior Lecturer, Department of Near Eastern Studies
52. Gavin Steingo, Professor, Department of Music
53. Chika Okeke-Agulu, Robert Schirmer Professor of Art and Archaeology and African American Studies
54. Amit Levy, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
55. Gillian Knapp, Emerita Professor, Department of Astrophysics
56. Sara Al-Sayed , Postdoctoral Research Associate, Program on Science and Global Security
57. Sonali Dhanpal, ’23, Princeton-Mellon / Princeton Institute for International Regional Studies / Humanities Council Fellow
58. Ra’anan Boustan, Research Scholar, Program in Judaic Studies
59. Molly Greene, Professor, History and Hellenic Studies
60. Razia Iqbal, Visiting Professor and Lecturer, School of Public and International Affairs
61. Nora McGreevy, Assistant Editor, Princeton University Art Museum
62. Lacy Feigh, Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities and History
63. Lorgia García Peña, Professor, Effron Center for the Study of America/African American Studies
64. Sam Nastase, Lecturer and Postdoc, Princeton Neuroscience Institute
65. Liat Hasenfratz, Research Scholar, Princeton Neuroscience Institute
66. Haran Sened, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Psychology
67. Gyan Prakash, Dayton-Stockton Professor of History 
68. Elise A. Mitchell, Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of History
69. Steven Chung, Associate Professor, Department of East Asian Studies

Students and Alumni

1. Christian Bischoff ’19 GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
2. Paola Del Toro GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
3. Mónica K. Villalón GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
4. Davis Mendez GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
5. Lina Abushouk GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
6. Aliya Ram GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
7. Grega Ulen GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
8. Luke Naessens GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art and Archaeology
9. Ariel Kline GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art and Archaeology 
10. Akuei Johnson Ateny Akuei ’26, Department of Computer Science 
11. Andrew Schlager GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
12. Annabelle Haynes GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
13. John G.H. Oakes ’83
14. Zachary J. Foster ’17, Department of Near Eastern Studies
15. Shivani Shedde GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture 
16. Disha Karnad Jani ’22, Department of History
17. Paul Eberwine GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
18. Nick Barone, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
19. Joel Beinin ’70, Department of Near Eastern Studies
20. Hrishikesh Somayaji GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Chemistry
21. Lynne Archibald ’87, School of Public and International Affairs
22. Cynthia Oakes ’74, Department of History
23. Wendy Brown ’83, Department of Politics
24. Tom Taylor GS ’21, School of Public and International Affairs
25. Hellen Wainaina GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
26. Xinyi Wei GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies 
27. Caroline West GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History 
28. Robert L. Herbst ’69, School of Public and International Affairs
29. Jeron Fenton GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Politics
30. Chris Brandt ’65
31. Jamie Pelling ’23, Department of Near Eastern Studies
32. Marta Cabral ’16, School of Public and International Affairs
33. Duygu Coskuntuna GS ’23, Department of Near Eastern Studies
34. Esin Yunusoglu ’19, Department of Philosophy
35. Mohamed El-Dirany ’18 GS ’19, Department of Computer Science
36. Ed Horan ’22
37. Jack Callaghan GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
38. Cory Ann Alperstein ’78
39. Steven M Hochman ’78
40. Darius Cozart, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Politics 
41. Kelly Hatfield ’17, Department of English
42. Layla Varkey ’19, Department of Politics
43. Enver Ramadani ’21, School of Public and International Affairs
44. Tiffany Critchlow ’21, School of Public and International Affairs
45. Rachel Lim ’19, Department of Politics 
46. Heejoo Kim GS ’25, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of East Asian Studies
47. Agata Foryciarz ’18, Department of Computer Science
48. Sophie Parker-Rees ’17, Department of English
49. Mohamed Shalan ’17
50. Naomi Amenu-Fesseha ’19, Department of Politics 
51. Harshini Abbaraju ’22, Department of Politics
52. Jalal Butt GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
53. Sarah Sakha ’18, School of Public and International Affairs
54. Emily Kunkel ’19, Department of Anthropology 
55. Jacqueline Kopra ’18, Department of Psychology
56. Amir Raja ’18, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
57. Lillian Quijano Johnson GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English 
58. Durva Trivedi ’17, School of Public and International Affairs
59. Vivian Hu ’15, Department of Comparative Literature 
60. Kabbas Azhar ’18, Department of Politics
61. Imani Thornton ’18, Departments of Politics and African American Studies
62. Tammuz Frankel GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
63. Rachel Stone ’17, Department of English 
64. Christopher Barkachi ’22, Department of Computer Science
65. Nick Irvin GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art and Archaeology
66. Alexandra Loh ’17
67. Poorvi Bellur, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
68. Rouguiatou Diallo ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
69. Annie Lu ’17, School of Public and Interantional Affairs
70. Anyssa Chebbi ’18
71. Andrew White ’23, Department of Classics
72. Kevin Hayne ’18, Department of Spanish
73. Aisha Tahir ’21, Department of African American Studies 
74. Holly Bushman GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture
75. Dante Furioso GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture
76. Julia Ruskin ’22, Department of Computer Science
77. Patrick Jaojoco GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture
78. Maxwell Smith-Holmes GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture
79. Fatima Zaraket GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies 
80. Jessica Gaytan ’21
81. Rabia Khab ’18, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
82. Jonathan Mandel GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art and Archaeology
83. David Liu ’18
84. Ines Franch ’18, Department of Computer Science
85. Claire Jones ’18
86. Dominic Saunders ’20, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
87. Urvi Kumbhat GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
88. Samantha Xiao Cody ’17, Department of Physics
89. Erica Dugué ’21, Department of African American Studies
90. Hannah Wang ’21, School of Public and International Affairs
91. Emma Claire Jones ’18, Department of Near Eastern Studies
92. Jamie O’Leary ’19, Department of Anthropology
93. BT Hayes ’22, Department of Comparative Literature
94. Anya Lewis-Meeks ’15, School of Public and International Affairs
95. Daniel Teehan ’17, Department of Comparative Literature
96. Rosemary Vasen ’21, Department of History
97. Amanda Eisenhour ’21, Department of African American Studies
98. John Anthony Sheldon ’78, Department of Religion
99. Carson Welch ’19, Department of Slavic Languages and Literature 
100. Lealla Solomon GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture 
101. Katie Horvath ’15, Department of Anthropology
102. Aditi Rao GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
103. Sophie Steinman-Gordon ’20, Department of Politics
104. Lucy McKnight, Ph.D, Candidate, Department of Music Composition
105. Lily Gellman ’17
106. Sophie Abromowitz ’13, Department of English
107. Nicole-Ann Lobo GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art and Archaeology
108. Lucas Frye GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Chemistry
109. Katie Duggan ’19, Department of English
110. Alex Diaz-Hui GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English and Program in Latin American Studies
111. Auset Taylor ’21, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
112. Angelica Vielma ’18, Department of Art and Archaeology
113. Chayim Lowen GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Mathematics
114. Jhor van der Horst ’20, Department of Art and Archaeology
115. Gaby Nair GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Politics
116. Kymberley Chu GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology
117. Niya Bates GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
118. Mishka Wazar GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History of Science 
119. Sherry Romanzi ’19, Department of French and Italian
120. Crystal Wang ’18, Department of Economics
121. Jonathan Sudo GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
122. Promise Li, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
123. Genevieve Yue ’01, Department of Comparative Literature
124. Katarzyna Kalinowska ’19, Department of History
125. Sreela Kodali ’18, Department of Electrical Engineering
126. Hannah Reynolds ’22 GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology
127. Tiffanee Moore GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
128. Jessica Brofsky GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
129. Adelina Rolea ’22, Department of Chemistry
130. Laura Hamm ’12
131. Tori Gorton ’21, Department of Politics
132. Alexandria Herr ’17, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
133. Celine Pham ’24, Department of History
134. Jennifer Cho ’15, Department of East Asian Studies
135. Molly Gibson ’14, Department of Comparative Literature
136. Elise Colter ’21
137. Anna Maritz ’18, Department of Religion 
138. Tanya Al Saleh ’23, Department of Architecture
139. Kathleen Ma ’18, School of Public International Affairs
140. Faiza Masood GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Religion
141. Jonathan Lu ’18, Department of Computer Science 
142. Alex Gumbs ’18, School of Public and International Affairs
143. Henrietta Toivanen ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
144. Cat Lambert ’15, Department of Classics
145. Jennifer Chew ’15, Department of History
146. Ambika Viswanathan ’18, Department of Computer Science
147. Pavel Shibayev ’15, Department of Physics
148. Margaret Kurkoski GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art and Archaeology
149. Hannah Hata Williams GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
150. Marah Sakkal ’20
151. Piper Winkler, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
152. Robert Dulin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Economics
153. Cait Mongrain GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics 
154. Claire Medina GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
155. Lydia Cornett ’16, Department of History 
156. Amy Amatya ’21
157. Tom Abi Samra GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies
158. Jiya Pandya GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
159. Lorenzo Bondioli ’21, Department of History 
160. Christopher Lugo ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
161. Aliza Haider ’22, Department of Chemistry
162. Solome Haile GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology
163. David Exumé ’19
164. Andrew Hahm ’17 GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Politics
165. Adam Wang ’18, Department of Molecular Biology
166. Moad Musbahi GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology
167. Kalea Power ’17, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
168. Tim Alberdingk Thijm GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science
169. Christin Park ’18
170. Alice Mar-Abe ’18, Department of Politics
171. Nicolette D’Angelo ’19, Department of Classics
172. Gabriel Mantegna GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
173. Sofia Inglessis ’18, Department of Electrical Engineering 
174. Anthony Taboni GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Politics
175. Chloe Fox-Gitomer ’23, Department of Anthropology 
176. Eleanor Wright ’14, Department of Near Eastern Studies
177. Gabriella Chu ’18, Department of Art and Archeology
178. Megan Chung ’19, Department of Chemistry
179. Siwei Wang GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
180. Adhitya Dhanapal GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
181. Robert Shell ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
182. Chelsie Alexandre ’20, Department of Politics
183. India Rogers-Shepp ’18, Department of Molecular Biology
184. Eunice Lee ’20, Department of English
185. Maria Malik ’19, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
186. Joe Glynias ’22, Department of History 
187. Gloria Umutoni ’18, Department of Slavic Languages and Literature
188. Sarah Cho ’18, Department of Art and Archaeology
189. Elias Kleinbock GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature 
190. Gabriella Taylor ’18
191. Mohammad Adnan ’19, Department of History
192. Nourhan Ibrahim ’20
193. Sophia Taylor ’20, Department of Politics
194. Eunice Kim ’20
195. Miranda Alperstein ’17, Department of Philosophy
196. Andrew Alexander ’23, Department of Mathematics
197. John Huyler ’67, Department of Philosophy
198. Nivida Thomas ’20, Department of Neuroscience
199. Niharika Yadav GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History 
200. Izzy Lockhart ’22, Department of English
201. JahAsia Jacobs GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology
202. Liam Hunt ’19, Department of Mathematics
203. Simon Wu ’17
204. Rilla McKeegan GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Geosciences
205. Will Holub-Moorman GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
206. Kennedy Dixon GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Music
207. Samantha Shapiro, ’21, Politics
208. Cleek Schrey GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Music
209. Linda McNulty Perez GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
210. Muhamed Allam GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of ECE
211. Alvina Jiao ’15, School of Public and International Affairs
212. Solomon Bergquis ’24, Department of Art and Anthropology 
213. Michael Zhang ’24, Department of Art and Anthropology 
214. Camryn Phillips GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Astrophysical Sciences
215. Kristine Yu ’22, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
216. Mauro Orsini Windholz GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Music
217. Halee Robinson GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
218. Casey Ivanovich ’17, Geosciences
219. Fairuz Ishraque GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Geosciences
220. Bobbi Brashear ’23, Department of Sociology 
221. Taneil Ruffin GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
222. Wendy Zhao ’19, Department of Economics
223. Mashad Arora ’20, Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering
224. Enrique Zúñiga González ’22, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
225. Benjamin Harrison ’22, Department of Economics
226. Nick Jadallah ’22, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 
227. Joice Kim ’21, Department of Anthropology 
228. Maria Jose Solorzano Castro ’22, Department of Spanish and Portuguese 
229. Natasha Japanwala ’14, Department of English 
230. Patricia Irvin ’76
231. Elena Tsemberis ’18, Department of African American Studies 
232. James Wood ’22, Department of Architecture 
233. Kate Reed ’19, Department of History
234. Danielle Victoriano ’19, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
235. Elizabeth Yu ’19, Department of Sociology
236. Mathias Ghyoot GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies
237. Ben Anderson GS, School of Public International Affairs
238. John J. Wood ’83
239. Julia Grummitt ’22, Department of History
240. Maysam Abdeljaber GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Architecture 
241. Kalyani Jayasankar ’22, Department of Sociology
242. Fay Lin GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
243. Michael Harrington GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
244. Colin Bradley GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
245. Nitasha Siddique ’18
246. Madeline Kushan GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Musicology
247. Sabrina Reguyal ’22, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
248. Millie Hernandez ’22, School of Public and International Affairs
249. Sonya Posmentier GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
250. Annabelle Tseng ’19, Department of French and Italian
251. Jacob Neis GS,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
252. Katherine Dennis ’23, Department of Classics
253. Adhip Amin GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
254. Rahul Saha ’22, Department of Computer Science
255. Zahra Bajalan ’21, Department Civil and Environmental Engineering 
256. Anoushka Mariwala ’21, Department of Architecture
257. Crystal Wu ’20, Departments of History
258. Gina Kim ’22, Department of Psychology
259. Kai Liu ’19, Department of East Asian Studies 
260. Tiffany Sun ’21
261. Neel Thakkar GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
262. Adlan Kashka Jackson, ’15
263. Sofia Tong, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
264. Allison Spann ’20, Department of Music
265. Ainee Farooqui,  Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History 
266. Bianca DiGiovanni ’15, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
267. Jacqueline Xu ’22
268. Christina Im ’22, Department of Sociology
269. Taosif Ahsan ’23, Department of Physics
270. Youqi Gang ’22, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
271. David Song ’21, Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering
272. Maricar Almeda ’22, Department of Molecular Biology 
273. Kirsten Keels ’21, Department of Music
274. Jared W. Holeman ’21, Department of Politics 
275. Michael McGovern ’23, History of Science and African American Studies
276. Brian Lax, ’15, Department of English
277. Leila Ullmann, ’21, Department of African American Studies
278. Josh Faires, ’20, Department of Sociology
279. Yuxin Shi ’22, Department of Art and Archaeology
280. Reem Saeed ’27
281. Andrew Kinaci ’10, Department of Architecture
282. Lydia Dallett ’12, Department of Politics
283. Mary Lou Kolbenschlag’14, Department of Art and Archaeology
284. Magan Ha ’22, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
285. Sneha Iyer ’20, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
286. Amarra M. Daniels ’19, School of Public and International Affairs
287. Emerson Thomas ’20
288. Chiara Ficarelli ’19
289. Annie Chen ’18, Department of Computer Science
290. Fatih Kaleoglu ’20, Department of Mathematics
291. Erika Escalona ’21, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary biology
292. Rob Whitaker ’18, Department of Computer Science
293. Wafa Fatima Isfahani ’19, Department of Near Eastern Studies
294. Musab Almajnouni, ’22 GS, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
295. Emma Park, ’19, Department of Politics
296. David Sahar ’17, Department of Music
297. Eliza Mott ’16, Department of Art and Archaeology
298. Aminata Binetou-Wahebine Seydi ’14, Department of Comparative Literature
299. Yousef Elzalabany ’20, Department of Near Eastern Studies 
300. Melita Piercy ’20, Department of Near Eastern Studies
301. Ismael Catovic ’15, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
302. Lucas Makinen ’20, Department of Astrophysical Sciences
303. Miranda Bolef ’18, Department of Politics 
304. Nimet Cebeci ’14, Department of Philosophy 
305. Majida Halaweh ’19, Department of History
306. Nikita Taniparti GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology 
307. Benjamin Kimmel ’20, Department of Physics
308. Pria Garcelle GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
309. Yasmine Eichbaum ’19, Department of Chemistry
310. Maya Pontón Aronoff ’19, School of Public and International Affairs
311. Ciara Nutter ’18, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 
312. Anna Hiltner Nouzeilles ’23, Department of Sociology
313. Athina Pfeiffer GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies
314. Bobby Lussier ’19, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
315. Aditi Kodipady GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Psychology 
316. Eden Efrem ’21, Department of Molecular Biology
317. Leila Howard ’14, Department of East Asian Studies
318. Marisela Neff ’20, Department of Chemistry
319. Kujegi Camara ’16
320. Jae Gnazzo ’20, School of Public and International Affairs
321. Oliver Whang ’22, Department of Philosophy
322. Gemma Sahwell GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Geoscience
323. Aída Piccato ’19, Department of Computer Science
324. Christopher Ferrigine ’21, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
325. Fatma Gdoura ’24, School of Public and International Affairs
326. Bianca Centrone GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
327. Lina Saud ’15, School of Public and International Affairs
328. Qiqi Yang GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
329. Sharon Musa ’20, Department of Neuroscience
330. Muhsin Hassan ’12  GS ’16, School of Public and International Affairs 
331. Vayne Ong ’20, Department of History
332. Lydia Yi ’22, Department of Art and Archaeology
333. Emanuelle Sippy ’25, Department of English 
334. Martin Mastnak ’25, Department of History
335. Jay Kim ’18, Department of Comparative Literature
336. Abigail Leibowitz ’26, Department of Politics
337. Liam Lynch ’21, Department of Philosophy
338. Noura Shoukfeh ’25, Department of Near Eastern Studies
339. Sydney Maple ’21, Department of African American Studies
340. Hannah Faughnan ’23, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
341. Gina Feliz, ’22, School of Public and International Affairs
342. Sessina Dani ’23, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
343. Shireen Amna Waraich ’24, Department of History 
344. Momna Ahmed ’26, Department of Psychology 
345. Aminah Aliu ’25, Department of Computer Science
346. Omar Elhaj ’24, School of Public and International Affairs
347. Sameer Riaz ’24, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
348. Bryce Springfield ’25, Department of Politics
349. Angelica Qin ’23, Department of Sociology
350. Juan Nova ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
351. Shanzay Waseem ’24, Department of Computer Science
352. Naomi Zucker ’14, Department of Anthropology
353. Lynne Dennis Oliva ’78, Department of English 
354. Jermaine Bryant ’25, Department of Classics
355. Yushra Guffer ’26, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
356. Tammy Molina ’26
357. Luna Eaton Sharon GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
358. Lisa Kraege GS, Department of English
359. Micah Herskind ’19, Department of African American Studies
360. Rose Nguyen ’12, Department of English 
361. Liam Seeley ’23, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
362. Emily Lever ’15, Department of Comparative Literature 
363. Fatima Khan ’21, School of Public and International Affairs
364. Zhamoyani McMillan ’21, Department of African American Studies
365. Eric Periman ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
366. Rosemary Paulson ’23, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
367. Julie Chen ’17
368. Myrha Qadir ’21, Department of History
369. Yahya Habib ’26, Department of Politics
370. Zoha Enver ’23, Department of Computer Science 
371. Sophie Bandarkar GS, School of Public and International Affairs
372. Barghav Sivaguru GS, School of Public and International Affairs
373. Doruntina Fida ’21, Department of Anthropology
374. Emma Chang ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
375. Eli Berman ’20, Department of Music
376. Raneem El Torky ’22, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 
377. Safa Firas ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
378. Kelly Roache ’12 GS ’15, School of Public and International Affairs
379. Aysenur Cam GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Religion
380. Sherry Lee GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
381. Fatima Diallo ’25, Department of Neuroscience 
382. Grace Zhao ’22, Department of Economics
383. Johana Lara ’25, Department of Computer Science
384. Irma Qavolli ’20, Department of Linguistics
385. Elvis Le ’25, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
386. Sofia Pauca ’21, Department of Religion
387. Gemini Wahhaj GS ’99, School of Public and International Affairs 
388. Mohammad Mohd ’24, Department of Economics
389. Ahmed Farah ’22, Department of Mathematics
390. Ishea Johnson ’23, Department of Molecular Biology
391. Héctor Hernández GS, Ph.D Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
392. Takumi Murayama ’14, Department of Mathematics
393. Michelle Miao ’26, Department of Politics
394. Jasmyn Dobson ’24, Department of Politics
395. Adam Sanders ’25, Department of Religion
396. Tacy Guest ’26, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
397. Jacob Raghoobar ’23, Department of Computer Science
398. Arman Nemati ’27
399. Paige Silverstein ’24, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 
400. Jayden Nathaniel Morales ’25, School of Public and International Affairs
401. Abdul-Bassit Fijabi ’24, Department of Neuroscience
402. Sam Bisno ’24, Department of History
403. Navjit Kaur GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology 
404. Abdullah Rizvi ’27
405. Madeleine Chong ’23, Department of Molecular Biology
406. Chana Lee Mitty ’26
407. Sana Khan GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies
408. Sakura Price ’23, Department of English
409. Zora Arum ’22, Department of English
410. Mariam Elawady ’26, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
411. Saraswathi Navaratnam-Tomayko ’26, Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering
412. Ben Gelman ’23, Department of Politics
413. Manar Talab ’23, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
414. Shravan Suriyanarayanan ’26, Department of Economics
415. Marissa Molina GS, School of Public and International Affairs
416. Axidi Iglesias ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
417. Lumepa-Rose Young ’26, Department of Philosophy 
418. Leila Ben Halim ’20, Department of History
419. Colleen Heidorn ’20, Department of Sociology
420. Javed M. Aman GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science
421. Chelsea Mayo ’14, Department of English
422. Amin Zare ’26, Department of Computer Science
423. Hifsa Chaudhry ’22, Department of Neuroscience 
424. Senna Aldoubosh ’25
425. Ethan Wang ’26, Department of Economics
426. Eman Ali ’25, Department of Neuroscience
427. Laiba Ali ’26, Department of Computer Science 
428. Sam Pathak ’23, Department of Politics
429. Christine Faltz Grassman ’91, Department of English
430. Mohammed Musa ’25, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 
431. Salwa Ahmad ’17, School of Public and International Affairs 
432. T.J. Smith ’20
433. Philip Maruri ’23, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
434. Aedan Fraley ’27
435. Joy Chen ’18, Department of Comparative Literature
436. Bryan Zhang ’26, Department of Computer Science
437. Fariha Begum ’25
438. Sarah Pacilio ’19, Department of Politics 
439. Hussain Asadi ’27
440. Laura Zhang ’26, School of Public and International Affairs
441. Alan Ding ’22, Department of Computer Science
442. Hajra Hamid ’25, School of Public and International Affairs 
443. Nazifa Chowdhury ’20, Department of Sociology
444. Lisa Clemans-Cope ’94, Department of Economics
445. Abigail Glickman ’24, Department of Comparative Literature
446. Fawaz Ahmad ’25, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 
447. Afzal Hussain ’25, Department of Economics 
448. Arika Hassan ’26, Department of Computer Science
449. Kyrah Potter ’25, Department of African American Studies
450. Olivia Hoppe-Spink ’26, Department of English
451. Leila Granier ’26
452. Ibrahim Bata ’26, Department of Neuroscience 
453. Hiba Siddiki ’25, School of Public and International Affairs 
454. Lucía Armengol ’26, Department of Anthropology
455. Isaac Gradl ’24, Department of History
456. Aaliska Sapkota ’26, Department of Molecular Biology
457. Bella Hubble ’23, Department of Chemistry
458. Zequn Hareton Song ’26, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
459. Cailyn Tetteh ’26, Department of Politics
460. Roya Reese ’26, Department of English
461. Audrey Chebet ’18
462. Arrey Enow, ’26, Department of Anthropology 
463. Mollika Jai Singh ’24, Department of African American Studies
464. Dwaha Daud GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Computer Science
465. Dylan Shapiro ’23, School of Public and International Affairs
466. Nipuna Ginige ’26, Department of Computer Science
467. Laura Robertson ’23, Department of History
468. Meredith Gallagher ’24, Department of Anthropology
469. Alexia Paunescu ’25
470. Elliot Ratzman GS ’09, Department of Religion and Program in Judaic Studies 
471. Adam Anabosi GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies 
472. Sena Çetin ’26, Department of Molecular Biology
473. Safa Syed ’17, Department of History
474. Aylin Ceylan ’26, Department of Molecular Biology 
475. Cam My Nguyen ’23, Department of Architecture
476. Shahad Aljumayaat, ’27, Department of Politics 
477. DeAisha Johnson ’24, School of Public and International Affairs
478. Athena Apaga ’26, Department of Molecular Biology
479. Subah Saiyara Mahbub ’26, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
480. Jason Kerkvliet, ’21, Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
481. Julie Sanchez ’14, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
482. Benjamin Brack GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Molecular Biology
483. Genevieve Bineza ’26, Department of Computer Science
484. Rose Habib ’27, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 
485. Sylvia Skerry GS, School of Public and International Affairs
486. Sofia Marliini Heikkonen ’25, Department of History
487. Twyla Colburn ’27
488. Rodrigo Galindo ’25, Department of Anthropology
489. Brittney Watkins ’16
490. Elizabeth Cook ’13, Department of Psychology
491. Anecia Henry ’23, Department of African American Studies 
492. Viulka De Jesus Cruz ’26, Department of Psychology 
493. Fatima Sarfraz ’26
494. Givarra Azhar Abdullah ’26
495. Shabab Tashrif Zaman ’26, Electrical and Computer Engineering
496. Isaac Santos GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Music
497. Joaquín García ’20, Department of Anthropology
498. Theresa Lim ’24, Department of Computer Science
499. Hassan Ejaz Chaudhry ’18, Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering
500. Fatima Mumtaz GS, School of Public and International Affairs
501. Aashna Pandey ’27
502. Adrienne Brookins ’22, Department of Sociology
503. Dina Kuttab ’21, Department of Near Eastern Studies
504. Maida Shahid ’25, School of Public and International Affairs
505. Vanessa González GS, Department of Architecture 
506. Harry Mugisha ’27, Department of History
507. Elinald Desroches ’26, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 
508. Kristin Nagy ’27
509. Emily García ’26, Department of Neuroscience 
510. Youssef Elasser GS, Ph.D, Candidate, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
511. Leila Dahmouh ’27, Department of English
512. Seza Tunc ’24, Department of History
513. Lillith Price-Wharff ’24, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
514. Chaewon Han ’24, Department of Economics
515. Cindy Chen ’26
516. Elif Aydin ’22, Operations Research and Financial Engineering
517. Deepika Bhatnagar GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Molecular Biology
518. Samantha Mekhael ’26
519. Emma Reynolds ’24, Department of English
520. Paul Wang ’27, Department of Chemistry
521. Pallavi Podapati GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Program in History of Science
522. Jeffrey Morshed ’15, Department of Near Eastern Studies
523. Ariyan Mohammed Sajid ’25, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
524. Kenzy Elshazly ’26, Department of Computer Science
525. Rimsha Malik ’21, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
526. Katy Montoya ’21, Department of Near Eastern Studies
527. Milad Odabaei ’23, Department of Anthropology
528. Peter Gustafson ’13, Department of Music
529. Anha Khan ’26, Department of Computer Science
530. Sabrina Kim ’24, Department of Comparative Literature
531. Adrianna Awald ’26, School of Public and International Affairs
532. Cynthia Jacobson ’26, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
533. Isha Yerramilli-Rao ’26, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
534. Samhita Karnati ’18, Department of Computer Science
535. Ferdose Idris GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology 
536. Nura Sophia Liepsner, GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Religion
537. Yousif Mohamed, ’26, School of Public and International Affairs
538. Pranav Bhandarkar GS, School of Public and International Affairs
539. Mallika Leuzinger ’21, Fung Fellow, PIIRS
540. Josiah Gouker ’22, Department of African American Studies
541. Michael Garcia ’23, Department of Computer Science
542. Claire Page GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Chemistry
543. Maryam Popoola GS, Department of Architecture 
544. Ruggaya Musa ’24, Department of Neuroscience
545. Robert Frank Solinsky Duryea ’26, Department of Comparative Literature
546. Katie Rohrbaugh ’24, Department of History
547. Leashell Camille ’23, Department of African American Studies 
548. Charlotte Pfenning ’26, Department of English
549. Grace Zhao ’26, Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering
550. Russell Dinkins ’13, Department of Sociology
551. Yohana Ansari-Thomas GS, Department Architecture
552. Zaid Albarghouty ’23, Department of Economics 
553. Johanna Rozakis-Siu GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History 
554. Olivia Jones ’26, Department of Anthropology 
555. Siyeon Lee ’27, Department of Comparative Literature
556. Cameron Bell ’16, Department of History and African American Studies 
557. Zoe Kahana ’21, Department of Computer Science
558. Amani Rush ’16, Department of Psychology
559. Ellen Li ’24, Department of Comparative Literature
560. Sicile Naddeo-Gjergji ’26
561. Elizabeth MacDonald GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Molecular Biology
562. Jael Hernández-Vásquez GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Classics
563. Ismael Medkouri GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
564. Priscilla Read ’70, Departments of Politics and Near Eastern Studies
565. Emily Yang ’26
566. Jimmy Tarlau ’66
567. William Trlak GS, Ph.D Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
568. Isabel Lewis ’22, Department of Politics
569. Chaya Holch ’23, Department of History
570. Jad Bendarkawi ’25, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
571. Sydney Johnson ’24, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
572. Stats Atwood GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Psychology
573. Ivana Castellanos ’12
574. Isaiah Nieves ’19, Department of Art and Archaeology
575. Dylan Conard ’27
576. Ameen Omar GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Studies
577. David Chmielewski ’24, Department of English
578. Peter Makhlouf, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
579. Safiya Topiwala ’24, Department of Molecular Biology
580. Allison Ha ’25, School of Public and International Affairs
581. Daniel Liu ’26, Department of Mathematics
582. Darcy Chanin GS, Ph.D Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
583. Mai Kasemsawade ’26
584. Nathaniel Moses ’19, Department of History
585. Nivedita Singh ’13, Department of Economics 
586. Thomas G. Weiss GS ’71 GS ’74, School of Public and International Affairs
587. Sunil Vittal ’26
588. Kirsten Pardo ’24
589. Rodolfo Pineda ’25, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
590. Arianna Haider ’26, Department of Computer Science
591. Jordyn Seni ’14, Department of Religion
592. Christopher Stone GS ’03, Department of Near Eastern Studies
593. Dayton Martindale, ’15, Department of Astrophysical Sciences
594. Meher Ali GS, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
595. Luya Wang ’18, Department of Mathematics

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