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(12/06/21 4:00pm)
In this episode of Go With the Flo, Claire Schmeller ’23 joins us to discuss the honor code and the role of a peer representative, course selection, the recent rise in COVID-19 cases on campus, Spotify wrapped, and much more!
(12/06/21 2:33am)
Today, the Garden Theatre is known as a community gem, a town cultural hub, and an oasis for the weary Princeton student. The theatre has kept its doors open for the past century thanks to the resolve of community members who kept it afloat through various ups and downs — most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic.
(12/02/21 3:32am)
Join us for a quick tour of Murray-Dodge Café, a mainstay of campus offering homemade cookies, coffee, and tea!
(12/02/21 4:14am)
“There’s a saying,” said Ernest McCarter ’24, waiting in the crowd for his order at the Wawa convenience store on Alexander St. “Every good night ends at Wawa.”
(12/01/21 4:08am)
In an email sent by Vice President for Campus Life Rochelle Calhoun on Nov. 30, the University provided additional details about COVID-19 guidelines for undergraduate students. These new policies come following a University announcement on Nov. 27 introducing campus-wide policy changes amid a semester-high rate of COVID-19 cases.
(11/30/21 3:24am)
Two popular campus study spaces are the latest to be impacted by the University’s stricter campus health policies enacted on Saturday.
(11/30/21 3:37am)
Ergene Kim ’23 sits down with Andrew Mi ’24 for an introspective look into his life as a Princeton student. They explore his background and interests while peeling back the layers on what it means to be a “typical” Princeton student.
(11/30/21 4:00pm)
In this episode we discuss what it was like to make friends virtually, differences between in-person and virtual academics, becoming comfortable with your identity, hitting your stride at Princeton, and much more!
(11/29/21 4:47am)
Seniors Joshua Babu ’22 and Wafa Zaka ’22 have been awarded Rhodes Scholarships to study at the University of Oxford next fall.
(11/27/21 8:11pm)
The University will increase COVID-19 testing frequency, introduce a cap on non-academic gathering size, and double down on its mask mandate in an effort to avoid a post-Thanksgiving surge in COVID-19 cases.
(11/24/21 12:37am)
Over 30 undergraduate students tested positive for COVID-19 between Monday, Nov. 22 and Friday, Nov. 26, as many students travel home for Thanksgiving break. These cases mark the highest spike in cases this semester.
(11/23/21 4:59am)
At least four people — including one undergraduate student, two graduate students, and one staff member — have been struck by cars on and around campus in the past two months.
(11/22/21 5:02am)
Alongside friends, family, and fans, the Princeton student body gathered on Cannon Green on Sunday night to watch a bonfire in celebration of the football team’s defeat over both Harvard on Oct. 23 and Yale on Nov. 13 this season.
(11/23/21 1:00pm)
In this episode we discuss finding an identity when you come from multiple cultures, the experience of an eating club president, ways to find time for yourself, and much more!
(11/29/21 3:51am)
When the COVID-19 pandemic blew Broadway’s curtains closed in March 2020, artists and audiences hoped the intermission would be counted in days and weeks as a quarantine of months washed over them. Producers and consumers alike had to pivot abruptly: performers had to find alternate forms of employment and audiences had to find alternate forms of entertainment. A trap door opened beneath show business, with no script or choreography available to help it stick a landing.
(11/22/21 3:03am)
At 14 years old, you are not the best at most things. You are in middle school; you are learning about algebra and ancient civilizations, puberty, and prose. Maybe you are trying out for the soccer team or band. Whatever you choose to pursue, the assumption is that you will be pretty average. For Dev Jaiswal ’23, though, (and the other 11 million students who compete in school sponsored spelling bees each year) 14 years old was pretty much the sweet spot: middle school, for the serious, marks the peak of their spelling abilities. And, for the particularly serious, their introduction to a national media environment that has made spelling bees a cultural phenomenon.
(11/22/21 3:13am)
If you walk down into the Bloomberg Hall basement, there is a chance you might come across faint music emanating from behind a locked door, punctuated by mic breaks relaying the names of the songs and artists that have just played.
(11/18/21 6:05am)
Town administration, as well as the University Office of Religious Life (ORL), the Princeton Student Veterans Organization, and a number of other campus organizations, held a service to honor veterans, both on campus and in the town on Nov. 11. The event was attended by a number of schools in the surrounding area. The event was held for the first time with The Spirit of Princeton in order to extend the event to honor all veterans in the town of Princeton.
(11/18/21 1:58am)
Shallow, transactional, and forgettable: all words that come to mind at the thought of speed dating, particularly in the context of college relationships. Princeton’s Religious Life Council (RLC) is flipping this definition on its head as part of a larger initiative to foster interpersonal understanding on campus.
(11/16/21 2:19am)
Justin Chae is a junior in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department who produces YouTube videos about his life and college experience. Join us for a walk around campus as we get to know Justin through a Vogue-style 73 Questions interview. He discusses his favorite places to eat on campus, where he sees himself in 20 years, his extracurricular activities, and more.