The Daily Princetonian spoke to Head of Forbes College Maria Garlock and Dean of Forbes College Patrick Caddeau to learn about their puppies and the joy their dogs bring to students on campus.
Rupert Peacock ’24 and Koda Gursoy ’26 might not have much in common at first glance. But what brings the two singers together is their unconventional childhood performance careers.
Rupert Peacock ’24 and Koda Gursoy ’26 might not have much in common at first glance. But what brings the two singers together is their unconventional childhood performance careers.
While some expect academic institutions to speak out on contentious issues, others fear that in doing so, universities establish doctrines that stifle meaningful debate among members of their community.
While some expect academic institutions to speak out on contentious issues, others fear that in doing so, universities establish doctrines that stifle meaningful debate among members of their community.
Millstone River, whose damming created Lake Carnegie, is full of rich history and diverse ecology to explore and protect.
Millstone River, whose damming created Lake Carnegie, is full of rich history and diverse ecology to explore and protect.
With home far away for many, students who stayed on campus over Thanksgiving break found community through shared meals of various forms.
With home far away for many, students who stayed on campus over Thanksgiving break found community through shared meals of various forms.
After fleeing war zones and oppressive censorship, Ukrainian and Russian scholars find a temporary life and safety at Princeton, granted short-term positions by the University or sponsored by individual departments.
After fleeing war zones and oppressive censorship, Ukrainian and Russian scholars find a temporary life and safety at Princeton, granted temporary positions by the University or sponsored by individual departments.
On November 11, 2023, former Princeton Professor Victor Brombert turned 100 years old. The Daily Princetonian spoke to Brombert and shares his stories from his past century, impressions of his time at the University, and the secret on how to live to 100.
ChatGPT's launch rocked the academic world, but Princeton professors are finding innovative ways to weave it into the curriculum.
ChatGPT's launch rocked the academic world, but Princeton professors are finding innovative ways to weave it into the curriculum.
As Princeton grows its transfer program, students from a variety of backgrounds seek greater support but still find a sense of belonging.
As Princeton grows its transfer program, students from a variety of backgrounds seek greater support but still find a sense of belonging.
At one point nicknamed the 'Black Princeton,' Lincoln University was the first American college to grant Black students degrees. The Daily Princetonian looked back at the historical ties connecting Princeton and Lincoln.
At one point nicknamed the 'Black Princeton,' Lincoln University was the first American college to grant Black students degrees. The Daily Princetonian looked back at the historical ties connecting Princeton and Lincoln.
Looking back on three generations of student advocacy for complete divestment from apartheid South Africa.
Looking back on three generations of student advocacy for complete divestment from apartheid South Africa.
In an 800-year-old castle in England, Princeton students gather for vulnerable discussion and reconciliation training.
In an 800-year-old castle in England, Princeton students gather for vulnerable discussion and reconciliation training.
188 years before the University would admit African American students, a man named David Leavitt offered the University $1,000 to admit students “irrespective of Color” and grant them “like privileges.” Despite being on the brink of financial ruin, the institution passed on the donation.
188 years before the University would admit African American students, a man named David Leavitt offered the University $1,000 to admit students “irrespective of Color” and grant them “like privileges.” Despite being on the brink of financial ruin, the institution passed on the donation.
While academic freedom and free speech remain hot-button debates on campus, we examined archival coverage of controversies and debates on campus throughout the 1900s.
While academic freedom and free speech remain hot-button debates on campus, we examined archival coverage of controversies and debates on campus throughout the 1900s.
A local Ghost Tour invites participants to step back in time, learn some eerie bits of campus and town history, and even hunt for paranormal activity themselves.
A local Ghost Tour invites participants to step back in time, learn some eerie bits of campus and town history, and even hunt for paranormal activity themselves.
The numerous construction projects on campus today comprise the University’s largest ten-year expansion to date. The Daily Princetonian looked at the objectives of the current campus plan, one that follows in a tradition of intentional architectural development.
The numerous construction projects on campus today comprise the University’s largest ten-year expansion to date. The Daily Princetonian looked at the objectives of the current campus plan, one that follows in a tradition of intentional architectural development.
Historically, Princeton has historically struggled to attract international students without a U.S. affiliation. The Daily Princetonian spoke with alumni leaders in Asia about the evolution of international recruitment to increase diversity among applicants.
South Asian culture has manifested on campus in myriad ways, not least through student clubs. The Daily Princetonian looked at the history of some of these organizations.
Syngman Rhee, a Princeton Ph.D. graduate, went on to become the first president of South Korea in 1948. His tenure as president was marred by controversy over autocratic tendencies.
Syngman Rhee, a Princeton Ph.D. graduate, went on to become the first president of South Korea in 1948. His tenure as president was marred by controversy over autocratic tendencies.
Over the past decades, Whig-Clio faced many challenges: dramatic membership loss, a global pandemic, and controversy over one of their most notable alumni, Ted Cruz ’92. Nevertheless, the club has remained tenacious in their fight to maintain campus relevancy.
Over the past decades, Whig-Clio faced many challenges: dramatic membership loss, a global pandemic, and controversy over one of their most notable alumni, Ted Cruz ’92. Nevertheless, the club has remained tenacious in their fight to maintain campus relevancy.
