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(09/25/23 3:41am)
Following trends of over-enrollment in introductory and popular courses, several courses are adjusting their locations or offering multiple sections for smaller classes. While accommodations can allow courses to preserve seminar-style learning in small classes, they may also lead professors to alter their traditional teaching methods in some cases.
(09/25/23 2:20am)
Coming off of an important 3–2 win over the St. John’s Red Storm (4–3–2, 0–1–1 Big East) last week, the Princeton Tigers (2–3–0, 0–1–0 Ivy League) could not maintain their momentum for a win this weekend against the Dartmouth Big Green (3–3–1, 1–0–0 Ivy League). Playing through the rain on Sherrerd Field, the Tigers experienced a tough 2–1 loss to open up their Ivy League season.
(09/25/23 1:35am)
On Saturday afternoon, Princeton football (1–1 overall, 0–0 Ivy League) lost its home season opener, 16–13, to Bryant University (2–2 overall, 0–0 Big South) at Powers Field in Princeton. This broke Princeton's non-conference winning streak of 17 games, which stretched back to 2016.
(09/25/23 1:26am)
Blanketed by a steady rain from the outer bands of Tropical Storm Ophelia, the No. 25 men’s cross country team raced through their first big meet of the season at the UVA Invitational in Charlottesville, Va. on Saturday in a preview of the NCAA Championship course in November.
(09/25/23 3:28am)
After a successful week with back-to-back wins against Georgetown (6–1–3 overall, 2–0–0 Big East Conference) and Quinnipiac (4–3–0, 2–0–0 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) that saw the women’s soccer team (6–1–1, 1–0–0 Ivy League) jump to No. 14 on United Soccer Coaches’ Rankings, Princeton looked to carry forward their momentum into their highly anticipated Ivy Opener against the Cornell Big Red (2–1–4, 0–1–0). The Tigers won 4–2, backed by an early lead that proved too much for the Big Red to handle.
(09/25/23 2:45am)
On Friday, Sept. 22, women’s volleyball (5–5 overall, 2–0 Ivy League) traveled to open their Ivy League schedule with a win against Penn (2–10, 0–2). The next day, Princeton hosted Penn and once again emerged victorious. Continuing their winning streak of Ivy League openers, the Tigers have now won every Ivy opening game since 2015.
(09/22/23 5:39am)
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(09/22/23 2:36am)
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(09/22/23 5:07am)
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(09/22/23 5:01am)
Add-drop period ended this past Tuesday, and while some students may still drop classes before week 10, enrollment numbers are now more stable.
(09/25/23 4:13am)
From catering to textbooks to providing off-campus dining options, businesses on Nassau Street are an essential part of the Princeton student experience. Ongoing construction on the Graduate Hotel, located at 20 Nassau Street, has indefinitely displaced five Princeton businesses, including Jammin’ Crepes, Milk & Cookies, Nassau Barbers, Small Bites by Local Greek, and Sakrid Coffee Roasters. The last two have yet to reopen in their original locations.
(09/22/23 2:12am)
Since the start of the semester, rumors have swirled among students that COVID-19 cases are on the rise. However, an email from Derek Ziegler, the assistant director for emergency preparedness, noted that “case numbers have actually declined in each of the last three weeks from a peak in late August” — when the Class of 2027 first arrived on campus.
(09/22/23 1:49am)
After years of advocacy, faculty and students involved with Native American and Indigenous student groups on campus say the timeline for an Indigenous Studies minor program remains uncertain. Although the University announced that it would establish an endowed professorship of Indigenous Studies in 2020, the position has yet to be filled.
(09/22/23 2:40am)
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(09/21/23 12:00pm)
(09/21/23 4:49am)
A lone truck with a mounted screen was spotted driving around campus and downtown Princeton on Tuesday, flashing slides with images and messaging targeting the University, President Christopher Eisgruber ’83, and the Alliance for Jewish Progressives (AJP).
(09/21/23 5:47am)
President Christopher Eisgruber's long-planned expansion of the student body will have a smaller effect on the Class of 2027 after enrollment numbers decreased by 8.93 percent from the Class of 2026. The drop is intended to offset larger than expected enrollment for the Class of 2026.
(09/21/23 3:03am)
To the Editor:
(09/21/23 2:27am)
Right after summer break, Princeton students returned to a variety of drastically different living situations. In the middle of a heat wave in the first couple weeks of the semester, some students could cool off in air-conditioned rooms while others desperately relied on (mostly self-provided) fans in their non-air-conditioned rooms. Yet the inequity between living spaces is not limited to climate control: the type of bathroom available to students also varies greatly. While some students have access to a private bathroom that they may share with their roommates or with one other single dorm room, others are relegated to communal bathrooms. Communal bathrooms can be uncomfortable for all students, yet they pose a particularly challenging situation for hijabi students on campus.
(09/21/23 1:47am)
Following the departure of longtime wrestling head coach Chris Ayres, it was announced Tuesday evening that associate head coach Joe Dubuque would be taking over the vacant role. Dubuque, a two-time national champion wrestler from Indiana University and former New Jersey state champion, will be the 11th head coach in program history.