Daily Newsletter: May 7, 2021
(05/07/21 12:00pm)
Over 200 students face disciplinary action for COVID-19 related violations; CPUC Resources Committee to recommend conditional divestment to Trustees
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Over 200 students face disciplinary action for COVID-19 related violations; CPUC Resources Committee to recommend conditional divestment to Trustees
Vaccine clinic to open at the University
The Princeton Dinky, the shortest scheduled commuter rail line in the nation, might have its days numbered. NJ Transit recently commenced a year-long study of the Princeton transit system, with an emphasis on the Princeton Branch transit corridor that unites Princeton with Princeton Junction.
Divest Princeton rallies; Campus responds to Chauvin verdict
Princeton Preview begins online; new center for gender and sexuality to open in Fall 2021
On Sept. 19, 2020, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) sent Tiger Alerts to members of the University community ordering the evacuation of Firestone Library, the University Art Museum, the University Chapel, and Nassau Hall due to an anonymous bomb threat targeting those locations.
ASL proposal approved; Some Princeton athletes to compete this spring
Professor, University alumnae appointed to Supreme Court Commission; Dean Dolan sends faculty-wide memo addressing student mental health
Ruth B. Simmons to give 2021 keynote address; USG Senate approves five new clubs
Candace Jackson-Akiwumi ’00 will be the 2nd Black woman to serve on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago
The indie film “Kajillionaire,” released during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, couldn’t have arrived at a more timely moment. Meditating on themes of intimacy and isolation, “Kajillionaire” is relevant to the predicaments of University students who feel alienated by social distancing guidelines and the tragedies of the COVID-19 pandemic. The film contains excellent performances by a talented cast of actors, a multitude of absurd yet aesthetically invigorating elements, and incremental character development that discloses important truths about the human condition. “Kajillionaire” explores a wealth of themes and arrives at an unmistakable conclusion: love is a priceless commodity that trumps all the trappings of material wealth.
Proposal for the Princeton Community Center (PCC) ; Truex ’07 on America's scientific exchange with China
‘Prince’ announces 4-day publication schedule
A team led by two University faculty members has developed a novel encapsulation technology aiming to help administer more effective and robust vaccines.
USG Senate discusses body cameras; CPUC to submit fossil fuel divestment recommendations
Latest: President Eisgruber addresses Atlanta attacks, University-sponsored travel will remain suspended, activism at Princeton
Latest: Classics professor sues ACLS; University memo outlines potential plans for in-person fall semester
Texas' blackout highlights urgency of climate crisis, COVID-19 “death toll” rhetoric obscures causes of fatality
Latest: ODUS discusses new "Tigers in Town" initiative; Report reveals 55 Social Contract violations resulting in discipline
A special ‘Prince’ newsletter commemorating Black History Month and introducing the Opinion section’s “Black Futures” project