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(03/04/24 7:23am)
Editor's Note: This article has been updated significantly to further acknowledge the housing options available to graduate students and to include student testimonies. A previous version of this article can be found here.
(02/19/24 3:50am)
A dryer in the laundry room of Forbes College Main caught fire around 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 18. The main building was evacuated, and the room — one of two laundry rooms in Forbes — is currently out of service.
(12/09/23 1:00pm)
Everybody loves a secret space. From rumors of a shrine to Danny DeVito hidden behind laundry machines in Little Hall to whispers of a network of underground tunnels darting across campus, there's a certain allure about little known spaces on campus.
(11/27/23 6:06am)
For Kennedy Omufwoko, the Mpala Research Center represents opportunity.
(11/14/23 4:27am)
The following content is purely satirical and entirely fictional.
(11/02/23 1:58am)
(11/02/23 3:23am)
Tennis balls, ping-pong balls, and beer cans found lodged in plumbing systems contributed to a backup in Holder and Henry Halls earlier this week, causing a lingering sewage smell, according to residents.
(04/05/23 4:00am)
It’s no secret that Princeton is a major academic transition during your first semester, especially if you load up on reading-intensive courses like I did. It wasn’t long before I was reading an average of 70 to 80 pages a week for my humanities classes, more than I ever had for my high school courses. Fortunately, I have and will continue to use six apps and extensions to manage my workload. Let’s get into them!
(02/09/23 7:01am)
Day One
(11/30/22 2:57am)
I love my walks to The Daily Princetonian newsroom. The views of Elm Drive during the fall season are beautiful, with historic, stone-clad buildings and multi-colored trees. The paths are lined with orange leaves, chattering students, and whizzing scooters, bringing both a sense of the crisp autumn and collegiate liveliness.
(11/02/22 1:50am)
My first memory of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) is of being rejected from the Sustainability Committee.
(09/29/22 3:13am)
In a small candle shop near an entrance to a Hong Kong subway station, a middle-aged gentleman spoke to me about astrology and life’s dreams. I kid you not. This random store owner asked, out of nowhere, if I was a Pisces. I am. “Love comes slowly, and life’s dreams could be within reach,” he assured me; I added this memory to my cache of interesting encounters. In rented studio spaces, I played card games with local college students whom I’d only met a few times. I sampled countless 1980s Cantopop albums on my late night taxi trips back home. I can imagine my memories of summer strung together by the countless hands of those I briefly crossed paths with — like dried persimmon that hang in markets.
(08/31/22 2:15am)
Hear me out: you shouldn’t take classes on Wednesdays.
(07/08/22 12:16am)
Dispatches at The Prospect are brief reflections from our writers that focus on their experiences during the summer break. This piece is part the Dispatch summer 2022 series.
(12/24/21 3:41am)
For University community members participating in a weekly COVID-19 testing protocol this semester, scrolling through the log of “not detected” results on the testing website is a familiar, even comforting, experience.
(12/08/21 5:19am)
One morning in September, I woke up with a fever and a sore throat. After almost two hours of being sent in circles on the phone, I was asked to come to McCosh for a COVID-19 test. I was told, “Bring everything you might need for 10 days of isolation. If you test positive, you can’t go back to your room.”
(11/02/21 2:53am)
The following is a guest contribution from the University’s Menstrual Products Task Force and reflects the authors’ views alone.
(04/12/21 2:09am)
When campus matching algorithms such as the Marriage Pact and Datamatch sent out their surveys earlier in the semester, many jumped at the chance to sign up. Students looked for love, friendship, and even a bit of drama. One somewhat surprising group that joined in the excitement? Couples.
(03/04/21 2:06am)
In honor of Black History Month, Prospect writers share their favorite works of literature, music, and art created by Black artists, from Nikki Giovanni to Kanye West. The Daily Princetonian also created a playlist of songs recommended by Prospect staff, which you can listen to here.
(01/29/21 2:08am)
Between Saturday, Jan. 16, and Sunday, Jan. 24, approximately 2,887 undergraduate students moved onto campus for the spring semester, taking part in a mandatory University testing and quarantine program to prevent the spread of COVID-19.