The Daily Princetonian receives a number of letters to the editor from the University administration, usually in response to articles and editorials published in our paper. While we sincerely appreciate the feedback, commentary and dialogue, we are also concerned that a growing number of letters are not coming directly from their authors but are being sent to us via Princeton’s central Office of Communications.
We believe that it is in the interest of our readers to know if public relations officials have seen content meant to run in the ‘Prince’ pre-publication. From now on, if we receive a letter through the Office of Communications, we will indicate this at the end of the letter in an Editor’s note. If, as a result of this new policy, we stop receiving letters through the Office of Communications, we will, of course, inform you of this later on.
Marcelo RochabrunEditor-in-Chief
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Princeton needs to be a climate justice leader — emphasis on the ‘climate,’ emphasis on the ‘justice’
Alex Norbrook and Eleanor Clemans-Cope“Princeton must not only withdraw its support from injustices, but also positively re-invest in sustainable and community-informed initiatives.”
“Princeton must not only withdraw its support from injustices, but also positively re-invest in sustainable and community-informed initiatives.”
Princeton must move towards a world-changing curriculum
Luqmaan Bamba“If we in the Orange Bubble are supposed to be taught how to be changemakers, our education should not just stop at learning about change but also extend to the tangible application of it.”
“If we in the Orange Bubble are supposed to be taught how to be changemakers, our education should not just stop at learning about change but also extend to the tangible application of it.”
Statement of solidarity with Columbia University students from Princeton faculty and staff
Guest ContributorsIn an open letter, Princeton University faculty and staff express solidarity with Columbia University and Barnard College student protestors by boycotting the universities until their demands are met.
In an open letter, Princeton University faculty and staff express solidarity with Columbia University and Barnard College student protestors by boycotting the universities until their demands are met.
