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(10/16/13 4:53pm)
The intersection of Alexander Street and University Place was closed to traffic starting Wednesday to accommodate construction of a new traffic circle near the future Arts and Transit Neighborhood.
(09/19/13 3:52pm)
Developer AvalonBay will begin to dismantle the former Princeton Hospital next month when it starts removing underground fuel tanks, the Princeton Packet reported.
(09/15/13 2:57pm)
Former University Provost and University of Pennsylvania President Sheldon Hackney, 79, died Sept. 12 of Lou Gehrig's disease at his home in Massachusetts, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
(09/11/13 4:24pm)
Members of the Class of 2017 were unable to log in to the Mac operating system on computer clusters across campus on Wednesday due to a configuration change in the University’s Mac operating system.
(09/11/13 4:17pm)
Carl Icahn '57 announced Thursday that he will not take further action to prevent an impeding buyout of technological giant Dell, of which he is a shareholder, The Wall Street Journal reported.
(09/10/13 7:00pm)
Princeton topped Harvard on the U.S. News & World Report's 2014ranking of America’s best colleges and universities, a year after the two tied for first place in the 2013 rankings. With Harvard now second on the list, the two universities have led the list for 11 years in a row.
(07/22/13 5:08pm)
In a rare mention of her alma mater, First Lady Michelle Obama ’85referred to the Universityas "probably the iviest of the Ivy League” while addressing high school students at an event heldThursdayin Chicago. She also stressed the importance of the support systems in helping her navigate an unfamiliar world of privilege at Princeton.
(02/02/13 11:00pm)
At a time when public access and privacy in an electronic age has come to the forefront of national attention, a University project to make federal court documents available free to the public has received renewed attention and funding. RECAP, a project of the University’sCenter for Information Technology Policy, crowdsources the court documents purchased by its users to give the public free access to them.
(12/04/11 11:00pm)
The Forbes Multipurpose Room was transformed into Kitchen Stadium on Sunday night as students waged a culinary battle for the title of Iron Chef: World. For Forbes’ first college-wide cooking competition, participants were divided into teams, with each team representing one regional cuisine, and given ingredients to create dishes from their respective regions. The event was planned by a team of Forbes residential college advisers.
(11/28/11 11:00pm)
Acting chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Martin J. Gruenberg ’75 offered insight on the recent economic crisis from a federal agency’s point of view in a lecture on Monday night.
(11/22/11 11:00pm)
In the summer after his sophomore year at Princeton, Alex Barnard ’09 was sent a New York Times article on “freeganism” by his girlfriend. The article came with a warning: If he became a freegan, she would break up with him.
(11/09/11 11:00pm)
Like many students, Ben Schmechel ’12 had to do much of his own cooking over the past few summers. But, for Schmechel, the activity became more than just a means of putting food on the table — it led him to a new social outlet on campus in his senior year.
(10/19/11 10:00pm)
Those interested in social, economic and political issues will be pleased to find a rapidly expanding pool of research and support beyond the stacks of Firestone Library.
(10/13/11 10:00pm)
When the U.S. News & World Report released its list of America’s best national universities for 2011-12 earlier this year, the spotlight was on the University’s return to number one. Tying with Harvard and forging ahead of Yale, the University made the top of the list for the first time since 2009.
(10/06/11 10:00pm)
The University’s wireless Internet has been especially slow in some areas of campus, many students have noticed. Specifically, residents in lower areas of campus have complained of unreliable Internet connection, particularly after 8 p.m.
(10/03/11 10:00pm)
In the spring of 2010, Carlyn Cook ’13, Teddy Eyster ’13 and the rest of the sophomore class had a decision to make about their eating plans for the following year.
(09/29/11 10:00pm)
Downloads of iPrinceton, a free mobile web application for the University community, continue to rise since its launch in December 2010.
(09/22/11 10:00pm)
Like most operations research and financial engineering concentrators, Daphne Earp ’10 and Collin McCarthy ’09 had always pictured themselves working in the investment-banking sector following graduation. The fall of her senior year, Earp had even taken a job at a Wall Street firm, which she secured through senior recruiting.
(09/14/11 10:00pm)
Heavy rains and dangerous weather conditions in the wake of Tropical Storm Lee last week forced the University to recall the freshman pre-orientation Outdoor Action trips. All 97 of the groups, which departed campus on Sunday, Sept. 4, were returned to the University by Thursday, Sept. 8.