The U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) with the Federal Green Challenge Region 2 award in waste management on July 12th. The laboratory was able to divert 3,766 tons of waste from landfills, increasing their recycling rate by 13 percent and saving about a quarter million dollars in taxpayer money over the fiscal year.
When Nasir Ismael ’21 found out that he had been accepted to the University, he was as ecstatic as any other student.
“We all come together and share experiences of both tragedy and strength. It undoubtedly makes your eyes water, but what is incredible is that afterward, ... Read More
Ryan Reich ’04, accused of manipulating the LIBOR rate for profit between 2005 and 2007, was acquitted in April. Reich, an ex-Barclays interest rate ... Read More
Choosing classes can be an overwhelming process at the beginning of freshman year, so The Daily Princetonian has picked out a palette of fall offerings ... Read More
Isabelle Clark-Decès, professor of anthropology and director of the Program in South Asian Studies, died last Thursday after a fall in Mussoorie, India, ... Read More
Every September, hundreds of University students venture into black bear territory during Outdoor Action, one of the University’s pre-orientation program ... Read More
Princeton Private Prison Divest (PPPD) was met with a “disappointing response” from the Board of Trustees upon submitting their final petition that ... Read More
Sarah Tantillo ’87 is an educational consultant who has written several books and research reports, founded multiple organizations to aid charter schools, ... Read More
University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 reflected on the commitment to service emphasized at his graduation, and how such a commitment remains ... Read More
