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(08/03/22 3:21am)
Over the course of three months, Professor Michael Levine’s lab at the Department of Molecular Biology and the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics have published two papers elucidating the mechanisms of genome organization in fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster).
(08/03/22 3:27am)
On Sunday, July 24, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) held a Senate meeting to update members on various ongoing projects, as well as providing a forum to discuss concerns about construction delays in Yeh College and New College West.
(08/03/22 3:42am)
Former Chairman of the Managing News Board of The Daily Princetonian, Robert H. Ruxin ’76, died on Sunday, July 17, at the age of 69.
(08/03/22 2:00am)
On Aug. 1, Princeton University joined 13 colleges and universities in filing an amicus brief that asks the Supreme Court to uphold Grutter v. Bollinger, which allows admissions policies to consider race and ethnicity as one factor among many in the holistic admissions process. Amici urged the Supreme Court to uphold four decades of the precedent established in Grutter v. Bollinger.
(08/09/22 12:47am)
Former Princeton women’s lacrosse defender Marge Donovan ’22 isn’t done just yet.
(08/03/22 1:52am)
On Sunday, the world lost one of the greatest athletes to ever live.
(08/03/22 1:16am)
Professor of History Kevin M. Kruse was accused of several instances of plagiarism by conservative historian Phillip Magness in an article published in “Reason” in June.
(07/28/22 7:35pm)
Effective immediately, students are “no longer required to submit asymptomatic test samples” for COVID-19, according to a memo from University administrators. The memo, which was sent out to the entire student body on July 28, also states that booster vaccines will no longer be required, marking a shift from previous policies.
(07/21/22 3:30am)
Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-N.J.), who represents New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District, which includes Princeton and parts of Mercer County, was one of 17 members of Congress arrested outside the Supreme Court during an abortion rights rally on July 19.
(07/20/22 7:44pm)
Yeh College and New College West (NCW) may remain under construction as the school year begins, according to a July 20 email to students living in the residential colleges.
(07/23/22 3:33pm)
Content Warning: The following piece contains detailed mentions of gun violence, shooting, and death.
(07/20/22 3:43am)
In an unanimous vote, the Princeton Town Council approved the designation of Prospect Avenue as a historic district at its July 11 meeting.
(07/20/22 1:21am)
Within the last week, three Princeton University men’s basketball alumni have signed professional contracts to continue their careers overseas.
(07/10/22 1:05am)
On July 5, Princeton mathematician June Huh was awarded the Fields Medal — often referred to as the “Nobel Prize of Mathematics” — at the International Mathematical Union (IMU) Award Ceremony. The ceremony was held this year in Helsinki, Finland, as part of the virtual 2022 International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM). Huh is the first mathematician of Korean descent to win the medal.
(07/08/22 1:25am)
At its first meeting since the end of the spring semester, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) confirmed new members, reviewed progress on ongoing mental health initiatives, and discussed goals for the coming fall.
(06/25/22 1:54am)
In a majority opinion penned by University alumnus Justice Samuel Alito ’72, the U.S. Supreme Court held Friday that the Constitution does not protect a right to an abortion, overturning Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. As news broke, many Princeton community members joined in the chorus of reproductive rights activists protesting the ruling across the nation, while some conservative alumni and professors lauded the decision.
(06/22/22 2:50am)
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(06/17/22 6:20pm)
Justin Lim ’25, a first-year in the Operations Research and Financial Engineering department and compassionate son and brother died on May 17 at his home in Chicago, Ill. after battling mental illness. He was 19 years old.
(06/20/22 9:17pm)
A month after the University Board of Trustees voted to dismiss classics professor Joshua Katz following an internal report finding he violated University policies, questions around his dismissal still animate discourse both on campus and beyond as alumni, professors, and students in his field react to the controversial decision.
(06/17/22 11:30am)
A long-awaited University report, authored by the Faculty Panel on Fossil Fuel Disassociation, has proposed criteria for identifying companies from which the University may possibly divest holdings of its $37.7 billion endowment.