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(02/24/23 5:00am)
Austin Davis ’23 and Ella Gantman ’23 were both awarded the 2023 Pyne Prize, the highest general distinction given to undergraduates. Both will be presented with the award at Alumni Day on Feb. 25.
(02/23/23 4:54am)
For six minutes, a rare February tornado disrupted an otherwise placid Tuesday afternoon in Mercer County.
(02/03/23 5:16am)
Six months after inflation in the United States hit a four-decade high, the University announced a 2.5 percent midyear salary increase for most faculty, academic professionals and staff on Jan. 31. The salary increase, effective Feb. 1, does not apply to unionized workers working in the dining halls.
(11/16/22 4:51am)
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(11/15/22 5:50am)
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(11/14/22 5:15am)
For the first time since 2018, The Daily Princetonian sat down for an interview with University President Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83. The exclusive 45-minute interview with Eisgruber will be published in a two-part series this week. The following article expands on a portion of the interview.
(11/10/22 5:34am)
The archway leading through Lockhart Hall, located beside the University Store, was renamed to memorialize Kentaro Ikeda ’44, who was the only Japanese student at Princeton during World War II.
(10/04/22 2:18am)
Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article included quotes from chemistry professor Michael Hecht which were mistranscribed and have been corrected. The ‘Prince’ regrets these errors.
(09/19/22 3:51am)
Undergraduate COVID-19 cases on campus have been on the rise since move-in, with a 20.91 percent positivity rate among undergraduates in the week ending Sept. 9. Some of the students who have tested positive expressed confusion with the University’s isolation policy and resources.
(09/12/22 2:34am)
The women’s rugby team (0–2) hosted the Army Black Knights (2–0) for its first-ever home match as a varsity team. Despite their speed and the home field advantage, the Tigers had difficulty rebutting the forceful attacks from their Army challengers and succumbed to an 87–0 loss.
(09/08/22 1:39am)
The largest first-year class in Princeton’s history marched through FitzRandolph Gate in the Pre-Rade on Sunday, Sept. 4, marking the beginning of their four years at the University.
(06/17/22 6:20pm)
Justin Lim ’25, a first-year in the Operations Research and Financial Engineering department and compassionate son and brother died on May 17 at his home in Chicago, Ill. after battling mental illness. He was 19 years old.
(06/07/22 1:07am)
Jazz Chang ’23, a junior in the computer science department and beloved brother and friend, died on May 13 in Princeton, N.J. Chang was 21.
(06/02/22 12:32am)
Content Warning: This piece includes mention of drug abuse, drug related death, eating disorders, and mental health crises.
(05/06/22 3:37am)
Over 100 protestors gathered in front of Nassau Hall on Wednesday in response to a leak, first reported by POLITICO, of the Supreme Court’s majority draft opinion showing that Roe v. Wade will likely be overturned. After speeches and chants from students, some of the demonstrators marched through campus, finishing the protest on Frist Campus Center’s South Lawn.
(03/17/22 2:48am)
Abraham Joshua ’21, a recent graduate of the chemistry department, died on March 2 in San Francisco, Calif. due to a collision between his electric scooter and a semi-truck. Joshua was a science teacher at Mission Preparatory School and was on his way to work. He was 23 years old.
(03/02/22 2:50am)
According to data from the University’s COVID-19 Dashboard, the campus-wide COVID-19 positivity rate rose to 2.59 percent during the week ending on Feb. 25, a slight increase from the 2.32 percent reported the week prior.
(02/10/22 2:31am)
The Princeton Gerrymandering Project was listed as a defendant in a recently dismissed lawsuit filed by New Jersey Republicans over the congressional map passed in a 7–6 vote by the bipartisan New Jersey Redistricting Commission (NJRC) in December. The State Supreme Court ruled on Feb. 3 to dismiss the suit in a 5–0 vote.
(01/26/22 3:14am)
Jacques Fresco, a professor in the Department of Molecular Biology who was on the University’s faculty from 1960 to 2013, died on Dec. 5 from complications due to heart disease. He was 93 years old.
(12/10/21 5:17am)
Businesses on Nassau Street have been struggling to find new hires and keep current staff members from quitting throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The Daily Princetonian interviewed five local businesses to hear more about how they have maintained a workforce amid a national “Great Resignation.”