BJL sit-in countered by petition opposing their demands
An online petition to counter demands made by Black Justice League protesters has gained over 800 signatures since launching on Thursday afternoon, as of Saturday at 1 p.m.
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An online petition to counter demands made by Black Justice League protesters has gained over 800 signatures since launching on Thursday afternoon, as of Saturday at 1 p.m.
Undergraduate Student Government presidential candidate and current vice president Aleksandra Czulak ’17 said she wants to increase USG’s collaboration with various on-campus organizations and students not involved in USG.
Departments have seen a slow and steady rise in international — non-U.S. born and non-naturalized citizen — applicants and admissions since 2009 across doctoral, masters and non-degree graduate programs at the University, according to data made available by the University’s Graduate School.
U.S. Senator for Texas Ted Cruz ’92 proposed the abolishment of the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Energy, Department of Commerce and the Department of Housing and Urban Development in the fourth Republican presidential debate on Tuesday.
New Jersey Transit has increased bus and rail fares across the state an average of 9 percent since Oct. 1, NJ Transit spokesperson Jim Smith said.
Lyon Zabsky, long-time pre-law advisor at the Office of Career Services for over 15 years, retired from the University on Sept. 1.
The Class of 2016 has raised $2,300 for the FEED Foundation through online credit card and cash donations at its Senior Dinner on Friday.
Thirty-one percent of Harvard’s female undergraduate students in their senior year reported experiencing some form of sexual assault over their college career, theHarvard Crimsonreported.
Thomas Gilbert, Jr., ’09 has been found by two court-appointed psychiatrists to be mentally unfit to stand trial, but a judge on Sept. 10 granted a prosecutor’s request for a third opinion, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The Lakeside Graduate Housing complex opened on June 1 after a yearlong delay.
In a newly revamped “College Scorecard” website, the Department of Education has published an unprecedented set of federal data that reveals how much students who receive financial loans and grants end up earning after graduation.
The University will implement a more integrative orientation program for incoming freshmen starting with the Class of 2020, according to the Offices of the Dean of the College and Campus Life.
Dreams are virtual realities distracting us from confronting the true power of changing our reality, film director Christopher Nolan said in his Class Day keynote address to graduating seniors.
The U.S. health care system demonstrates shortcomings in basing premiums on an individual’s health, economics professor Uwe Reinhardt said at apanelon Friday.
After months of gathering community input and conducting discussions regarding campus climate, the Special Task Force on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion released its recommendations to the University on Wednesday.
The University extended the deadline late last week for community members to use the campus mapping tool Campus Compass from May 14 to the first week of June.
Amid debate over free speech on campus, the Anscombe Society — entering its 10th year of operation — provides a noteworthy case study in the recent history of the wider University community's engagement with alternative viewpoints.
Approximately 4,500 students and community members attendedTruckFest this past weekend.
Researchers at the Princeton Medical Institute, as well as at other institutions, are investigating a novel drug to fight Alzheimer’s disease in a phase-II clinical trial called the NOBLE study.
The Daily Princetonian sat down with Congressman Adam Schiff, eight-term representative of California’s 28th District, who in January became the leading Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. The interview followed a lecture he gave that highlighted Congress’ domestic surveillance debates and U.S. counterterrorism efforts in the Middle East.