Friday, October 2

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In a public statement, Princeton’s Board of Trustees advised the Resources Committee to dispose of petitions that lack potential for campus consensus. The statement also reiterated the Board’s “strong presumption against dissociation.” 

In a public statement, Princeton’s Board of Trustees advised the Resources Committee to dispose of petitions that lack potential for campus consensus. The statement also reiterated the Board’s “strong presumption against dissociation.” 


The Princeton Fire Department and Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad are both shifting from volunteer based to primarily paid staffing as volunteer numbers decline, with a firehouse expansion estimated at $10–20 million stalled until funding is found.

The Princeton Fire Department and Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad are both shifting from volunteer based to primarily paid staffing as volunteer numbers decline, with a firehouse expansion estimated at $10–20 million stalled until funding is found.



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