On April 29, the White House Task Force to Protect Students From Sexual Assault released its inaugural report on sexual assault on college campuses.
The beginning and end of the academic year bring one of Princeton’s most cherished traditions: the biannual Lawnparties concert.
As the college application season draws to a final close and the May 1 deadline for matriculation waits just around the corner, we hope to provide you with one final summary of the reasons why you should consider coming to this great University. It is rather unfortunate that this year you have been handed the short end of the stick with a condensed Princeton Preview program.
Recently, the American Association of University Professors released its 2013-2014 Faculty Salary Survey.
Recently, in response to criticism about unfair grading, some courses have implemented a system of blind grading for problem sets and papers.
Every semester during course selection, students are faced with a difficult yet necessary task: deciding on only four or five classes.
As course selection approaches, students are again faced with the issue of academic advising. The courses students take at the University are integral to their Princeton experience.
Last week, the University announced that the duration of its annual program for prospective students, Princeton Preview, would be shortened to one day.
April is now upon us, which means one thing to the masses of bleary-eyed seniors who fill Firestone Library: Thesis due dates are drawing near.
In a Q&A published in The Daily Princetonian on March 11, Susan Patton ’77 argued that women who receive unwanted sexual contact after drinking excessively bear a degree of “responsibility” for their victimization.
Every spring, numerous articles about Bicker are written both in this paper and other sources. We discuss whether the system is fair, whether it is outdated and what happens to the people who do not get into or join a club.
The Daily Princetonian recently published a series of three articles documenting various aspects of the operation of the University’s Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline.
The University prides itself on its beautiful campus filled with Gothic towers and buildings that serve as the ideal backdrop for a picturesque postcard.
Last week, the University’s Students for Prison and Education Reform began circulating a petition, titled the Admission Opportunity Campaign, calling on the University to change its admissions practices.
In February, The Daily Princetonian reported on a lawsuit filed by a student who was allegedly asked to withdraw from the University following a suicide attempt in 2012.
Since 1969, one senior from each year’s graduating class has been elected as a Young Alumni Trustee— a position conferring the same rights and responsibilities as a fully installed member of the University’s Board of Trustees.
In 2011, the University instituted a single-choice early action application round, allowing high school seniors to receive an offer of acceptance as early as mid-December.
Twice a year, anxious juniors and seniors head to Career Services to attempt to find jobs or internships for the next summer or for the following year.
One in nine people are victims of sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking, defined by Sexual Harassment/Assault Advising Resources & Education as Power-Based Personal Violence, each year.
Recently, TheDaily Princetonianreported on the arrest of a University student for the possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana and three Ritalin pills.
