A few miles north-east of Trenton lies the small town of Princeton, which owes its international reputation to its university and associated research institutes, including the Institute for Advanced Study, where Albert Einstein carried out his final work. The university, founded in 1946 as the College of New Jersey in Elizabeth, moved to
Princeton in 1756. With Harvard and Yale it belongs to the "Ivy League" of prestigious universities in the north-east United States. Features of particular interest include the building of the Woodrow Wilson School for political science, built in 1965 to plans by Minoru Yamasaki, the Nassau Hall, the Marquand Chapel and the H.S. Firestone library.