Alumni of Princeton University's Fung Global Fellows Program, its current cohort, students, faculty and friends marked the 10th year of the program on May 3, recognizing achievements and celebrating with academic, arts and social events.

The Fung Global Fellows Program, administered by the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, brings together international research scholars around a common topic.

Since its inception in 2013, the program has focused on subjects ranging from languages to ethnic politics to interdependence and thinking globally. It is funded by a portion of a $10 million gift from Princeton 1970 alumnus William Fung of Hong Kong that is designed to substantially increase the University’s engagement with scholars around the world and inspire ideas that transcend borders.