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Neurodiversity advocates push for greater recognition, inclusion

(02/03/23 6:10am)

“In our conversations around [Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion], the same topics, understandably, often bubble up to the top,” Laura Murray, assistant director for learning programs at the McGraw Center, said to a group of 20 undergraduates, graduate students, and staff. “But there are many other identities that we need to include in those conversations, one of which is neurodiversity.” 

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/02/neurodiversity-in-academia-wintersession

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Princeton’s Cyclab: Where ‘nothing is too broken to not try to fix’

(12/14/22 4:08am)

The summer before his first year at Princeton, Samuel Kleiner ’25 bought a $75 bike from Facebook Marketplace. After a week on campus, it broke down — the back axle snapped, and the gear shifter caught in the spokes.

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/12/the-princeton-cyclab

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Princeton women’s rugby goes varsity, keeps walk-on spirit

(09/29/22 1:37am)

In 2019, Josie Ziluca, then the part-time coach at Princeton’s women’s club rugby team, was driving across the country when she received a phone call from Princeton Athletics. On the side of the road, she was informed that her team was going varsity. 

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/09/princeton-women-rugby-varsity-walk-on-spirit

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'In language there is life': Students find limitation and possibility in language practice outside University curriculum

(07/07/22 11:20pm)

Looking for a way to practice reading in Hawaiian, Travis Chai Andrade ’24 approached Firestone librarians about materials in the indigenous language. He learned that there were nearly 300 sources — books, old newspapers, artifacts — for him to explore. 

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/07/students-engage-informal-language-study-princeton

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Why do athletes choose social sciences over STEM? We looked at the numbers.

(04/12/22 2:41am)

Despite the commitment of daily practices and weekend competitions, varsity student-athletes, in principle, have the same academic experience as other students. Composing just under 18 percent of the undergraduate population, student-athletes receive the same advising, take the same classes, and are held to the same standards.   

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/04/princeton-student-athletes-stem-majors-social-sciences

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‘First on Film’: Student-curated exhibit reflects on ‘the long journey’ of racial integration and inclusion at Princeton

(03/23/22 3:52am)

While searching the archives of Mudd Library, Professor of History Alison Isenberg found a “beautiful, hand-created” photo album. The work inside, captured by documentary photographer Sol Libsohn, highlights a key moment in the University’s contentious history surrounding racial integration: the 1964 Princeton Summer Studies Program (PSSP). The program invited 40 public high school students — 30 of whom were Black — to reside on campus and attend classes at the University. 

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/03/first-on-film-exhibit

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‘They change the way you see the world around you’: Art museum tours illuminate campus sculptures

(12/17/21 1:20am)

Before explaining the history of Louise Nevelson’s “Atmosphere and Environment X,” molecular biology graduate student Robbie LeDesma began his tour of the University’s campus art with a question: “What do you notice?”

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2021/12/princeton-art-museum-campus-tour

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