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(10/02/13 9:59pm)
With 1,506 likes and counting, Humans of Princeton is making its presence known in the Facebook community just a few weeks after launching. Created to“serve as a tool to get a brief but impactful view on a range of people's lives as humans in this beautiful town,” the project is growing in popularity on campus. Scrolling through the page, one encounters photographs that tell stories of someone playing a ukulele in a hospital in Senegal or embracing the fluidity of life or expressing the desire to return to one’s own homeland.
(10/01/13 7:39am)
1. Reject John Locke's social contract theory.
(09/25/13 10:00pm)
Since I spent my freshman year in a double the size of a broom closet, it’s fair to say that I am grateful to now be living in a room with adequate oxygen levels. Nonetheless, every now and then we all suffer from pangs of intense room envy – whether it’s lying on the floor of your Whitman friend’s air-conditioned single in 90-degree weather or admiring the view through the windows of a two-story penthouse suite. Here, Street brings you an insider’s peek at Princeton’s prime real estate, so you can figure out who you should be friends with this year. (Writer denies all allegations that she took advantage of writing this article as an opportunity to snoop in other people’s rooms.)
(09/25/13 10:53am)
The time we lovingly call 'Frosh Week' is infamous not only for its bacchanalian festivities, but also for its free goodies. What’s most important aren’t the free Post-Its and pens from the activities fair (although swinging by events in Dillon Gymnasium will curtail your trips to the U-Store) or the obnoxiously orange, oversized T-shirts with the names of obscure organizations on them. Princeton’s residential college giveaways blow all that free crap out of the water.
(09/25/13 9:58am)
When I got sick that one time, you took care of me. I hadn't even told anyone that I was sick— I never do— but you noticed.
(09/25/13 9:57am)
Theatre: “Fuddy Meers”
(09/25/13 9:54am)
You go to Princeton, bitch. That means things are different here. You have left the real world and entered the Orange Bubble. You type “Frist” when you mean to type “first”. Your phone even auto-corrects it! “The slums” refers to sprawling Gothic architecture looking out over sprawling green courtyards. There are free fresh-baked cookies available to you every single night. Throwing beer in mansions seems to be a social norm —the list goes on. Of these changes, one has stood out from the rest. It is the bane of students old and new alike —Frist’s mailbox locks.
(09/25/13 9:53am)
1) TRENDING NOW: Meningitis
(09/25/13 9:50am)
Street Staff Writer Aoi Senjuschlepped himselfinto Frist Campus Center this Tuesday to meet Lobster Club founders, Nicky “Fapfap” Robinson and Preston “Public Kemeny” Kemeny, who got him better acquainted with “the funniest crustaceans under the sea.”
(09/25/13 9:49am)
1) Breaking Bad, immediately following this Sunday’s series finale.
(09/25/13 9:48am)
Dear Sexpert,
(09/19/13 6:42pm)
Art: 'Myself I Think We Should Keep Collecting Tiles' exhibit opening
(09/18/13 10:15pm)
BodyHype
(09/18/13 10:15pm)
Every morning, as I wriggle out from under my soft comforter and fumble my way to the dimly lit staircase, I’m faced with one of the most trying decisions of my day. I could make the grueling and strenuous climb up the stairs, to the cleaner, fresher, unmistakably better bathroom, or I can stumble down into the shadowy basins where mold lines the walls and cockroaches are occasional company. Butdid you know that you burn over three times as many calories climbing up a flight of stairs than you do walking down?The decision that I make between the upstairs and basement bathroomsshould be clear to anyone.
(09/18/13 10:15pm)
When I first met her, she was high on LSD.
(09/18/13 10:15pm)
It’s no secret that it’s impossible to get motivated at the start of a semester. What with seeing all your friends again for the first time in months, avoiding sobriety during Frosh Week and pretending day-drinking is acceptable at Lawnparties, it’s almost as if the University planned to make you forget the reason you actually came to Princeton: to attend classes. Thankfully, the University also kindly offers us a solution to our lack of motivation: the Add/Drop period.
(09/18/13 10:15pm)
Dear Sexpert,
(09/18/13 10:15pm)
1. Free froyo.
(09/11/13 8:20pm)
Antibalas and Escarioka
(07/31/13 7:09pm)
When you return to campus after your OA trips sweaty and frightened, having built a house or killed a bear or whatever you do on frosh trips these days, you will face a new set of challenges. You will now have to walk around campus without a map, figure out exactly what a Prox is used for and awkwardly bond with your roommates. What you will soon discover, however, is that the week before classes is the biggest party week of the year for the rest of the school. While you’re getting set up, everyone else is getting down. It is during this time that you will first be introduced to the eating club scene.