Today’s Briefing:
UNIVERSITY PROVOST DEBORAH PRENTICE NOMINATED TO LEAD UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE: Princeton announced on Monday, Sept. 26 that the University of Cambridge nominated Provost Deborah Prentice to become Cambridge’s first American Vice-Chancellor, the equivalent of the presidency at an American University. University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 emailed faculty and staff that the University will begin looking for a successor to the provost seat after Prentice vacates her position.
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USG APPROVES FALL BUDGET AT WEEKLY MEETING: At the weekly Undergraduate Student Government (USG) meeting on Sunday, Sept. 25, the Senate approved its $250,016 fall budget – which includes $22,000 in funding for Garden Theater movie screenings and a $10,000 reserve in the event that the Senate will need to hold a bonfire this year – and passed the initial step of a resolution to establish a Deputy Elections Manager (DEM) position, among other action items.
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