Today’s Briefing:
SPEAKER EVENT: Peloton instructor and founder of the SPEAK movement, Tunde Oyeneyin, spoke Tuesday about “her experiences making difficult life choices, dealing with grief, and finding strength and community.” Her movement “seeks to spotlight people who have thrived in the face of strife.” Oyeneyin discussed her career change from makeup artist to spin instructor and her experience losing three immediate family members before the age of 30.
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GSRC NOW OPEN: On Monday, the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (GSRC) officially opened, marking both the physical and ideological unification of what were formerly the Women*s and LGBT Centers. The GSRC’s opening arrives amid calls from the Princeton Pride Alliance to allocate a greater number of resources to promoting the mental health and wellbeing of trans, queer, and femme students. One of the center’s main priorities includes the creation of a co-curricular experience informed by the resources at the GRSC in cooperation with other departments.
“We’re still acclimating as ’25s, so this is a really conducive environment for doing just that — getting to meet people and then making that connection,” said Rodolfo Pineda ’25 with respect to the GSRC serving as an inclusive space for fostering social connections.
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