On Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 2:29 a.m. ET, the Associated Press officially declared Donald Trump the winner of the 2024 presidential election.
But what does this mean for Princeton, a campus that’s been historically characterized as politically apathetic? Today, one month after the election, we look back at audio from before and after the race was called to find out.
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Griffin-Cole fund backs innovative climate and energy research at HMEI
Razvan VerdeChristopher A. Cole '81 and Barbara Griffin Cole '82 GS '85 named the Griffin-Cole Climate and Energy Grand Challenge Fund within HMEI, providing new support for faculty research and student involvement in climate and energy work.
Christopher A. Cole '81 and Barbara Griffin Cole '82 GS '85 named the Griffin-Cole Climate and Energy Grand Challenge Fund within HMEI, providing new support for faculty research and student involvement in climate and energy work.
Physics department to run grading experiment using AI
Giselle MorenoPrinceton’s physics department will test whether AI can grade exams by comparing faculty-graded exams with those generated by Gemini Pro.
Princeton’s physics department will test whether AI can grade exams by comparing faculty-graded exams with those generated by Gemini Pro.
Today in History: Nude Olympics, caught on camera
Lucia ZschocheThe Nude Olympics were a crucial part of students’ Princeton experience for almost thirty years. Today, the ‘Prince’ looks back on the 1992 Nude Olympics, a year marred with student injuries and criminal charges.