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(08/03/21 6:54pm)
The Daily Princetonian’s coverage hasn't always thrilled every University constituent. From our February investigation of allegations against a professor to the many opinions on divestment, our coverage is often critical. That's part of our role. We cover events and people as they are, and we hold institutions of power to account. We’ve both criticized and praised as we seek to make our campus — and the world it impacts — a more equal and inclusive place. First and foremost, we are accountable to our readers and to the truth they deserve.
(07/25/21 4:43pm)
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(06/17/21 7:37pm)
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(06/03/21 10:18pm)
Rana in aqua est. Rana parva est.
(05/29/21 2:42pm)
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(05/30/21 1:51am)
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(05/25/21 2:31pm)
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(05/28/21 1:23am)
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(05/21/21 2:59am)
In Part 1 of the Princeton Listserv Team (PLT) series, I determined that we ought to have a central advertising listserv, instead of six nearly identical res college listservs. To put my theory to the test, I launched a pilot: the Princeton Listserv Team. Ultimately, I found that even a single advertising listserv might be too much to handle, but a solution could be multiple subject-based listservs to cater to varying interests. These ideas are left to the next generation of Princeton students to implement, with my hope that we will eventually achieve systemic change.
(05/20/21 2:07am)
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(05/20/21 2:03am)
We were all accustomed to sitting with strangers in our first days on Princeton’s campus. The newness of the place demanded some degree of shameless self-promotion in order to build our networks of peers beyond those we would eventually encounter in classes and extracurriculars. During first-year orientation, we found ourselves constantly surrounded by strangers, but still willing to look past the unfamiliarity to delve into some of life’s most important questions, like: “did you do OA or CA?” In those early days, sitting with strangers was the norm.
(05/19/21 12:40am)
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(05/19/21 2:23am)
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(05/20/21 3:06pm)
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(05/19/21 12:08pm)
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(05/07/21 10:04pm)
In her final letter for the spring semester, editor-in-chief Emma Treadway sends a note of encouragement. She asks, “As future leaders who are working to better the world, what is all that work without empathy and a respect for ourselves and the people we serve?”
(05/07/21 1:55am)
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(05/07/21 2:45am)
As those of us on campus begin to leave, we must continue to abide by COVID-19 health guidelines.
(05/07/21 12:48am)
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(05/07/21 2:28am)
The prospect of reparations for Black communities and individuals across the United States for the harms of slavery and persistently entrenched racial discrimination has been a part of public policy conversations since the post-Civil War era. In the last year, the issue has gained more traction as the nation, states, municipalities, and institutions reckon with racism in their own histories, and consider how to address those issues both now and into the future.