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Why is the recording policy being kept secret?
Isaac BarsoumIn denying new students — and faculty and staff, for that matter — the right to know what regulations they are subject to, Princeton makes violations likely and will end up unfairly investigating or disciplining community members who were unaware of the policy’s existence in the first place.
In denying new students — and faculty and staff, for that matter — the right to know what regulations they are subject to, Princeton makes violations likely and will end up unfairly investigating or disciplining community members who were unaware of the policy’s existence in the first place.
For readers to ‘come home,’ talk with us — not at us — about tech
Olivina YangI and other students in my year have heard endlessly from parents, teachers, and sensationalized headlines about the dangers of these technologies for as long as we’ve had them. But this often-narrow conversation leaves much to be desired.
Who governs Princeton? Austerity and the need for democratization
Vera CandianiFaculty in all positions, staff, and students need to organize across the University around the costs and consequences of austerity, and demand elected representation with authority over how Princeton allocates resources and sets priorities.
Faculty in all positions, staff, and students need to organize across the University around the costs and consequences of austerity, and demand elected representation with authority over how Princeton allocates resources and sets priorities.