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At Class Day 2023, members of the senior class were honored with awards. Some of the awards were chosen by the faculty, while others were put to a vote of the class. Awards ranged from those honoring students who most embodied being “in the nation’s service” to exemplary student-athletes. We broke down award recipients’ extracurricular activities, sports teams, and majors.
On April 20, 1969, Princeton’s Board of Trustees announced the first phase of the University’s coeducation: women would be allowed to enroll at the University as undergraduates for the first time in the fall. That spring, Princeton began to matriculate 102 female first-year students and 48 female transfer students — though they planned to admit 90 first-years and 40 transfers — for the upcoming academic year. It was a fast turnaround recruitment process, and, according to statements by the admissions staff, focused on a few schools. The Daily Princetonian looked at the geographic distribution of the class to shed light on that extraordinary year in admissions.
Content Warning: The following article contains discussion of death and suicide.
While accessibility is at the core of Princeton’s campus mobility principles, not all the buildings constructed over the University’s quarter-millennium history have included the same accessibility features. The Daily Princetonian analyzed the accessibility of all campus buildings, from the oldest — Nassau Hall, which was built in 1756 — to the newest — the buildings that comprise New College West (NCW) and Yeh College, which were constructed in 2022.
The 'Prince' looked at topics of discussion on the anonymous Facebook group TigerConfessions from October 2019 to mid-January 2023.
From August 2020 to July 2022, Princeton’s COVID policy required all persons affiliated with the University to submit weekly asymptomatic test samples. Since Aug. 24, 2020, a total of 8,595 positive COVID cases have been reported through Princeton’s testing protocol.
