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(02/10/22 3:12am)
Shaffin Siddiqui ’22 was named as a recipient of the Gates Cambridge Scholarship, a post-graduate scholarship awarded annually to outstanding students to attend Cambridge University. He is one of 23 U.S. winners of the scholarship, and one of about 80 scholars chosen overall.
(02/08/22 6:12pm)
On Sunday, Feb. 6, the University further loosened guidance regarding indoor event capacity limits, now allowing event coordinators to serve food and beverage at events for undergraduates, according to the University website. This newest change continues a pattern on the part of the University of loosening restrictions since the return of students for the Spring 2022 semester.
(02/08/22 3:17am)
In their first in-person meeting of the semester, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate approved a budget of about $230,000 for the semester.
(02/08/22 4:04am)
Following the second week of the spring semester, COVID-19 cases among the University community have continued on the downward trend seen since the first week of classes. The University COVID-19 dashboard indicates that the total number of undergraduate COVID-19 cases was at 23 last week, the lowest number of total undergraduate cases as of 2022 and a sharp drop from the 123 positive undergraduate cases during the week ending on Jan. 28.
(02/07/22 4:52am)
Ella Feiner ’22 will compete on “Jeopardy! National College Championship,” beginning Feb. 8 as she faces off against Jasmine Manansala of Rice University and Stephen Privat of Louisiana State University.
(02/07/22 1:00pm)
In this episode, we chat with Kevin O’Toole ’22, who was recently drafted to the MLS by NYCFC, about balancing finishing out his Princeton degree with professional responsibilities, whether senior theses should be mandatory, Ronaldo versus Messi, and much more!
(02/04/22 2:00am)
A new year calls for new traditions, along with reminders of the old. This year, Princeton students took the initiative to organize unique and intimate ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year and adjust home traditions to the realities of campus life. From the basement of Dod Hall to the kitchen of Terrace Club to the packed 锦里 SC house, friends could be found gathered around good food and great company.
(02/02/22 5:02am)
In response to recent legislation dictating an increase in New Jersey minimum wage, bumping the floor for salaries statewide from $12 to $13, University student employees will receive a 50 cent hourly raise this semester. Popular campus positions including Orange Key tour guides, book page library assistants, Reunions ushers, and campus recreation jobs, which were all previously paid $12.50 an hour, will now receive $13 an hour.
(02/02/22 3:33am)
On Jan. 23, the first day of the spring semester, the Princeton Graduate Students United (PGSU) and Princeton Disability Collective posted a petition to the front entrance of Nassau Hall. The petition advocated for remote learning options for vulnerable students and staff during the spring 2022 semester. The petition was emailed to staff and students on Thursday, Jan. 20, and had 363 signatures on the day it was posted.
(02/02/22 2:45am)
“I’ve been wanting to perform ever since I could open my mouth,” said Sam Spector ’24.
(02/01/22 9:02pm)
As of Tuesday, Feb. 1, the University has lifted its COVID-19 protocol limiting the capacity of in-person events for undergraduate students to 20 people.
(02/01/22 2:19am)
Last week, students flocked to in-person classes, kicking off the first week of the spring semester. During that same period, campus COVID-19 cases among undergraduates witnessed an increase of nearly 50 percent compared to the previous week. The week ending on Jan. 28 saw nearly 123 undergraduates who tested positive, a slight uptick from the 77 positive cases the week prior.
(02/01/22 3:12am)
Newly-elected Undergraduate Student Government (USG) President Mayu Takeuchi ’23 and Vice President Hannah Kapoor ’23 held the first USG Senate meeting of the term over Zoom on Sunday, Jan. 30. During the meeting, they confirmed new Senate appointments and discussed the position papers for last winter’s referendum on midterm grading.
(01/31/22 5:42am)
As Princeton enters the second week of the semester, Campus Dining is resuming in-person dining services on Monday, Jan. 31, according to an email to all undergraduate students on Jan. 29. This will replace the current “grab-and-go” rules that have been in place since Jan. 9, although take-out options will continue to be available.
(02/02/22 4:34pm)
In this episode we discuss current COVID-19 restrictions on campus, Nadir’s experience playing summer league baseball in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the difficulty of hitting a baseball and the many types of pitches, whether or not Barry Bonds should be in the baseball Hall of Fame, and much more!
(01/27/22 4:59am)
On Jan. 21, President Biden’s administration announced immigration policy and visa changes intended to attract and retain international students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields.
(01/25/22 4:20am)
A team of Princeton University researchers recently elucidated the mechanisms involved in lung development using brown anole lizards as a model organism. Their developments represent a huge step towards the team’s continuing research surrounding lung tissue engineering and advancements.
(01/25/22 3:26am)
As the spring 2022 semester begins, COVID-19 cases among faculty and staff decreased by more than 50 percent in the past week. The University COVID-19 Dashboard shows total cases decreasing from 146 cases in the week ending Jan. 14 to 62 cases in the week ending Jan. 21. With undergraduate students returning to campus this past week, isolation housing is now at capacity, with 241 students in isolation in total.
(01/24/22 7:18pm)
All undergraduate students will have the option to live in their residential colleges for all four years, according to an email sent to all undergraduate students from Dean of the College Jill Dolan and Vice President for Campus Life W. Rochelle Calhoun.
(01/24/22 4:02am)
Undergraduate and graduate students received an email from University Health Services (UHS) and Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) on Sunday, Jan. 23, stating that students who test positive for COVID-19 may be asked to isolate in their own residences.