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Despite higher off-campus housing costs, graduate students find on-campus housing affordable

The ‘Prince’ analyzed the cost of living in Princeton town and in University housing for graduate students.

The ‘Prince’ analyzed the cost of living in Princeton town and in University housing for graduate students.

Breaking down Princeton’s 2023 daily crime logs

We analyzed 365 days of Public Safety daily crime records from 2023. The most crimes reported were in Frist Campus Center, similar to the past seven years of logs, while the most crimes were reported in the afternoon, differing from previous years.

We analyzed 365 days of Public Safety daily crime records from 2023. The most crimes reported were in Frist Campus Center, similar to the past seven years of logs, while the most crimes were reported in the afternoon, differing from previous years.

Spring 2024 Networking Career Fair sees increase in non-profit opportunities

99 employers from 17 U.S. states will be in attendance in Dillon Gym Friday, Feb. 23 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Many employers are non-profits or involved in higher education.

99 employers from 17 U.S. states will be in attendance in Dillon Gym Friday, Feb. 23 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Many employers are non-profits or involved in higher education.

Add/Drop period just ended. We looked at the numbers.

We examined the enrollment trends in large classes during the add/drop period.

We examined the enrollment trends in large classes during the add/drop period.

Behind the numbers of Princeton faculty hiring

The University recently appointed six new faculty members. Where are the most new hires concentrated over the last year?

The University recently appointed six new faculty members. Where are the most new hires concentrated over the last year?

How do Princetonians feel about their courses, really? Machine learning analysis offers an answer.

Numerical course evaluations can have significant shortcomings. We investigate cutting-edge sentiment analysis to uncover the truth behind written course reviews.

16 sports, 8 states, majority of games won. We broke down the Tiger’s games Jan. 14 to Jan. 20.

We broke down the week of Jan. 14 to Jan. 20 in Princeton sports where the Tigers won 68% of their games.

We broke down the week of Jan. 14 to Jan. 20 in Princeton sports where the Tigers won 68% of their games.

After the first snow of the winter, we took a look at the history of the first snow in Princeton.

The date of first snowfall has generally come later and later on into the winter as time progresses. Since 2008, the first snow has typically come sometime in December.

The date of first snowfall has generally come later and later on into the winter as time progresses. Since 2008, the first snow has typically come sometime in December.

11,920 registrations, 521 events, and 14 days. We broke down Wintersession 2024.

We examined Wintersession course offerings from a hypnotist to a food festival.

We examined Wintersession course offerings from a hypnotist to a food festival.

No Marshall Scholars for first time in nearly a decade, four win Schwarzman

As scholarship season continues, the Schwarzman Scholarship announced four current and former Princeton students among next year’s class.

As scholarship season continues, the Schwarzman Scholarship announced four current and former Princeton students among next year’s class.

New syllabus library reveals engineering courses have more scheduled office hours

Our analysis found that most office hours are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, while almost none are offered over the weekend.

Our analysis found that most office hours are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, while almost none are offered over the weekend.

Response rate falls in first We Speak survey on sexual misconduct in five years

The University released the We Speak survey for the 2021–2022 academic year with changes in the data released from previous years. Reasons provided by non-respondents for their choice not to participate included that they were too busy to participate and that they felt that the University would not act upon We Speak data.

The University released the We Speak survey for the 2021–2022 academic year with changes in the data released from previous years. Reasons provided by non-respondents for their choice not to participate included that they were too busy to participate and that they felt that the University would not act upon We Speak data.

Despite student complaints, campus water fountains are safe to drink from

On Oct. 28, the Daily Princetonian collected and tested water from 38 drinking fountains from around campus using a Walfront multifunction digital water tester.

On Oct. 28, the Daily Princetonian collected and tested water from 38 drinking fountains from around campus using a Walfront multifunction digital water tester.

VP candidates want to change the academic calendar. Here are the facts.

Following USG vice presidential discussion around the academic calendar, the ‘Prince’ looked at final exams and start dates of Princeton and Ivy League institutions.

Following USG vice presidential discussion around the academic calendar, the ‘Prince’ looked at final exams and start dates of Princeton and Ivy League institutions.

Princeton Varsity Club raises record $5.3 million during annual donations drive

The track team raised the most money during this year’s TAGD, earning just over $517,000 in donations.

The track team raised the most money during this years TAGD, earning just over $517,000 in donations.

Cap and Charter affiliates dominated the dining pilot working group

We broke down the students, alumni, and employees providing input on decisions regarding the University’s dining pilot.

We broke down the students, alumni and employees providing input on decisions regarding the University's Dining Pilot.

Breaking down the past decade of Princeton’s Rhodes Scholars

Over the past decade, Princeton has had 23 Rhodes Scholars. 14 were in eating clubs, six were in Forbes and Mathey, and four concentrated in History.

‘Our community has become a commodity’: How Princeton’s historically Black community is fading

A ‘Prince’ investigation found that after the 2010 revaluation, property taxes in the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood increased by over $1,700 on average, nearly a 25 percent increase from the previous year.

A ‘Prince’ investigation found that after the 2010 reevaluation, property taxes in the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood increased by over $1,700 on average, nearly a 25 percent increase from the previous year.

5 takeaways from Princeton’s tax returns

From financing home loans to engaging in lobbying activities in Washington, Princeton's substantial budget funds a wide array of activities.

From financing home loans to engaging in lobbying activities in Washington, Princeton's substantial budget funds a wide array of activities.

Do residential colleges have enough custodial staff?

The Daily Princetonian examined the number of custodians working in each residential college, finding that Rockefeller College has the most students per custodian of the residential colleges.

The Daily Princetonian examined the number of custodians working in each residential college, finding that Rockefeller College has the most students per custodian of the residential colleges.