Today’s Briefing:
NO COMMUNICATION ORDERS NOW REQUIRE INITIAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN STUDENTS: In August, the University revised its policies for students seeking No Communication Orders (NCO). Under the new policy, students must communicate their wish for an end to all communication directly to the other student before elevating the request to the University through an official NCO.
The changes mark a shift from prior policy, in which students’ NCOs were reviewed upon request without mandating that students first attempt to communicate directly with one another.
An NCO prohibits students from contacting each other in-person or online, and in certain instances, prevents students from being in close physical proximity or inhabiting the same spaces. Students under an NCO must exclusively communicate through approved University administrators.
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PRINCETON FACULTY, STUDENT ACTIVISTS DISCUSS 2022 MIDTERM ELECTIONS: The imminent midterm elections on Tuesday, Nov. 8 will prove critical in determining the leadership of both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate in addition to a variety of crucial governorships and other down-ballot races. The Daily Princetonian spoke with student activists and faculty members about their research and efforts ahead of the 2022 midterms.
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