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At its last meeting of the academic year, members of the CPUC presented changes to banner policy at ceremonial events, reviewed the 2027 fiscal year budget, and discussed modifications to meeting recording policy.

At its last meeting of the academic year, members of the CPUC presented changes to banner policy at ceremonial events, reviewed the 2027 fiscal year budget, and discussed modifications to meeting recording policy.


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‘A policy wonk’: N.J.-12 candidate Squire Servance discusses grassroots campaign, health equity

Squire Servance sat for an interview with The Daily Princetonian about his campaign, focusing on his grassoots campaign roots, health equity, and University engagement.

Squire Servance sat for an interview with The Daily Princetonian about his campaign, focusing on his grassoots campaign roots, health equity, and University engagement.

NEWS | 4 days ago

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As Gateway Program continues construction, Princetonians reflect on potential rail improvements

As construction resumes on the Gateway Program, the nation’s largest transportation project, the Princeton community anticipates a future of doubled rail capacity and significantly improved transit reliability on the Northeast Corridor line.

As construction resumes on the Gateway Program, the nation’s largest transportation project, the Princeton community anticipates a future of doubled rail capacity and significantly improved transit reliability on the critical Northeast Corridor line.

NEWS | 5 days ago

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Graduate student CPUC representatives elected for first time by popular vote recommendation with 1.6 percent turnout

The GSG’s transition to a popular vote for CPUC representatives, intended to increase inclusivity, was met with minimal student engagement, resulting in a 1.6 percent turnout and several uncontested or vacant leadership positions.

The GSG’s transition to a popular vote for CPUC representatives, intended to increase inclusivity, was met with minimal student engagement, resulting in a 1.6 percent turnout and several uncontested or vacant leadership positions.

NEWS | 6 days ago

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Princeton employees donate to Altman, Cohen, Wang in N.J.-12 race

During the first quarter of 2026, University employees donated to the campaigns of Sue Altman, Brad Cohen, and Sam Wang in the N.J.-12 congressional race. No employees donated to Adam Hamawy, the candidate with the greatest contribution total.

During the first quarter of 2026, University employees donated to the campaigns of Sue Altman, Brad Cohen, and Sam Wang in the N.J.-12 congressional race. No employees donated to Adam Hamawy, the candidate with the greatest contribution total.

NEWS | April 27

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Princeton residents express opposition to eliminating free parking at library

The Princeton Public Library may end its two-hour free parking for library-goers in exchange for a proposed $149,000 budget increase from the municipality. Some residents are calling for the municipality to fully fund the library’s budget request, citing its popularity and importance in the community.

The Princeton Public Library may end its two-hour free parking for library-goers in exchange for a proposed $149,000 budget increase from the municipality. Some residents are calling for the municipality to fully fund the library’s budget request, citing its popularity and importance in the community.

NEWS | April 27

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Porchfest canceled for first time since 2022 inauguration due to inclement weather

The event was set to run Saturday from 12 to 6 p.m., featuring live bands playing on porches across town and local vendors such as Small World. According to Fiona Clark, marketing and PR associate for the Arts Council of Princeton, organizers will meet early next week to discuss rescheduling the event.

The event was set to run Saturday from 12 to 6 p.m., featuring live bands playing on porches across town and local vendors such as Small World. According to Fiona Clark, marketing and PR associate for the Arts Council of Princeton, organizers will meet early next week to discuss rescheduling the event.

NEWS | April 24

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Trenton Arts at Princeton suspended for the 2026–2027 academic year

Trenton Arts Princeton, which connects young artists across Trenton and Princeton University with the aim of increasing accessibility, will not continue for the 2026–2027 year.

Trenton Arts Princeton, which connects young artists across Trenton and Princeton University with the aim of increasing accessibility, will not continue for the 2026–2027 year.

NEWS | April 24

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Phil Murphy receives Whig-Clio public service award, talks state politics and life after office

Former New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy received the James Madison Award for Distinguished Public Service from the American Whig-Cliosophic Society on Wednesday. The award, first given in 1960, is Whig-Clio’s highest honor for public service.

Former New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy received the James Madison Award for Distinguished Public Service from the American Whig-Cliosophic Society on Wednesday. The award, first given in 1960, is Whig-Clio’s highest honor for public service.

NEWS | April 24

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Executive editor of the New York Times discusses student reporting, modern journalism

Joseph Kahn, the executive editor for The New York Times and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, spoke on campus on Wednesday as part of SPIA’s Dean’s Leadership Series. Before his talk, Kahn spoke to the ‘Prince’ about student journalism and the changing media landscape.

Joseph Kahn, the executive editor for The New York Times and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, spoke on campus on Wednesday as part of SPIA’s Dean’s Leadership Series. Before his talk, Kahn spoke to the ‘Prince’ about student journalism and the changing media landscape.

NEWS | April 24