Photography by Yicheng Sun, Natalia Chen, and Katherine Tobeason. Additional photos and options for purchase can be found here:http://photo.dailyprincetonian.com/News/P-rade-2015/
The Admissions Opportunity Campaign (AOC) Teach-In was held on May 7th to speak out against Princeton's policy of asking prospective undergraduates about former involvement with the penal system during the admissions process. President Eisgruber, who is against banning the box, joined students to speak publicly about his views and to answer questions from students. This event was co-sponsored by Students for Prison Education and Reform, and 13 other Princeton student groups, who believe that Princeton's current policy actively supports a system that perpetuates racial and socioeconomic oppression, and consequently the decimation of communities, families, and individual lives. Photographs by Grace Jeon, Senior Staff Photographer
The 45th Annual Communiversity ArtsFest Hosted by the Arts Council of Princeton in partnership with students at Princeton University featured over 200 booths this year showcasing original art, contemporary crafts, and unique merchandise. Pictures by Grace Jeon, Senior Staff Photographer
This weekend, cadets from Princeton's Tiger Battalion joined cadets from Rutgers Battalion and Seton Hall Battalion to conduct ROTC's annual spring training exercises known as JFTX. The four-day event took place at Ft. Dix, NJ. Cadets completed various technical, physical, mental, and leadership challenges including an elaborate training exercise which required them to infiltrate a hypothetical hostile area in order to support a friendly local government against rebel forces. The infiltration exercise itself was broken up into smaller missions that ranged from raids to ambushes to key leader engagements. Cadets used real weapons firing blanks and carried full ruck sacks to mirror field conditions. Photography by Karen Ku, Senior Photographer
Students gathered in front of Frist Campus Center on Thursday to protest against racial injustice. Photographs by Associate Photo Editor Conor Dube.
The Princeton Triangle Club's 2014 fall musical, "An Inconvenient Sleuth," featured a gang of four crimefighters (played by Manny Marichal '16, Pat Rounds '15, Maddy Cohen '16 and Meagan Raker '18) trying to solve the disappearance of Smalltown's popular mayor. Associate Photography Editor Conor Dube shot the antics.
The Dalai Lama visited the University on Tuesday, giving a lecture in Jadwin Hall in the morning and meeting with around 150 students in the afternoon. Meanwhile, protesters and supporters were stationed outside Jadwin. Later, the protesters marched through campus and then demonstrated outside FitzRandolph gate.
By: Grace Jeon and Lisa Gong, Staff Photographers. Both spent time behind the scenes in the Forbes Dining Hall documenting both the process of preparing food and the personalities who make it all work. They were able to witness both everyday activities in the kitchen as well as the staff’s preparations for the annual end of the year barbeque dinner on the Forbes terrace. They tried to capture snapshots of a life that is not immediately obvious to the average Princetonian but that nevertheless helps to keep the University running day in and day out.
Based on the Broadway musical of the same name, "The Drowsy Chaperone" is a joint production by Theatre Intime and Princeton University Players that is directed by John Somers Fairchild '15. In this "musical within a comedy," Sean Peter Drohan '14's Broadway-obsessed character reaches out through the fourth wall to share with the audience his love of musical theater and the titular drowsy chaperone in particular. The story within the story revolves around the upcoming marriage of musical starletJanet van de Graaf (Alex Morton '15) to Robert Martin (Josh Burd '17) and features an ensemble cast of actors playing actors playing characters, which includes Caroline Hertz '15 as van de Graaf's "drowsy chaperone"
