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BSE courses need to match the tech revolution

(10/11/21 1:14am)

We’re living through a technological revolution on Princeton’s campus. A year ago, you’d have to find friends in five other residential colleges to send a message to all the listservs. Today, you can do it with one click using HoagieMail. Need to check the dining hall menus? There are no fewer than three student apps that can tell you what they’re serving side by side (with at least one more on the way, and including one from The Daily Princetonian Business Team). There are now apps to find research opportunities, club data, room draw statistics, graduation requirements, items sold by other Princeton students — the list goes on.

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2021/10/tech-revolution-bse-engineering-science-princeton

Introducing Reactions: Opinion’s snappy and succinct mini-columns

(09/17/21 2:08am)

When James Madison Class of 1771, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay wrote the Federalist Papers — some of this country’s most important opinion editorials — they had seven months to write nearly 70,000 words. The stakes of the modern era are no lower, yet news comes at an exponentially faster rate.

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2021/09/introducing-reactions-opinion-columnists-rapid-reactions-snappy-succinct-mini-timely-twitter

The Honor Code is broken

(03/29/21 1:53am)

The Honor Code was one of the first things I learned about Princeton. It was one of the contributing factors to my decision to attend the University — I wanted to be in a place based on trust. I recently read a 1996 op-ed in The Daily Princetonian from then-Contributing Columnist Ilya Shapiro ’99, in which he laments that the Honor Code was more a slogan than a reality. 25 years later, I find that things are much the same. The problem is simple: the Honor Code is not fundamentally based on honor.

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2021/03/princeton-honor-code-flaws-revision-moral-values

COVID-19 shouldn’t take away your chance at being a Princetonian

(03/12/21 1:48am)

 As we pass the one-year anniversary of COVID-19 in the United States, I’ve realized that I’m part of the last class in a long time whose college applications will be free of the influence of COVID-19. While no future student will be able to brush aside the impacts of this torturous year, strict school closures have hurt the students who love school the most — students who would be great fits here at Princeton in future years. We must be sure not to leave them behind.

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2021/03/covid-19-should-not-take-away-your-chance-at-being-a-princetonian