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Princeton Voices: Healthcare Reform

Peter Wei '10, the co-president of Science in Society, Brandon McGinley '10, the editor in chief of the Princeton Tory and Ashley Mitchell '11, publisher of Princeton Progressive Nation join moderator Josh Oppenheimer '11 for a spirited discussion on healthcare reform. 

Right as Rain

On the Prowl #2: Men's Hockey and Men's Lacrosse

Sports writers give a recap of spring break action and previews of the men's hockey team's NCAA Tournament game against the University of Minnesota Duluth on Friday and the men's lacrosse team's showdown with Yale on Saturday.

What is peace?

These photographs are a collection of artistic responses by the Princeton University community to the question: ?What Is Peace?? Images of tranquility and beauty mingle with photos of boys playing with toy guns and a twisted weapon in front of the U.N.

Princeton Dictionary: A-G

AA.B., n. Though called ?B.A.? at most other schools, it?s still your typical liberal arts degree.adviser, n.

Princeton Dictionary: H-R

The following is a haphazard collection of Princeton buzzwords that may or may not make up your entire vocabulary by the time midterms roll around.

Princeton Dictionary: S-Z

The following is a haphazard collection of Princeton buzzwords that may or may not make up your entire vocabulary by the time midterms roll around.

Reunions and Commencement 2008

Welcome back alumni and congratulations to the Class of 2008! To follow our bloggers as they document the orange and black madness, mayhem and magic that can only be captured at Reunions and graduation, please visit The Prox.

Graduate School Special Report

The Daily Princetonian takes a closer look at the graduate student experience, providing a snapshot into the areas that affect the everyday lives of those individuals pursuing advanced degrees.

Graduate School seeks to attract minority students

Like other Ivy League institutions and academia at large, Princeton has a long and mixed record on racial diversity.

Slideshow: Communiversity

Slideshow: Princeton University Orchestra Concert

Grade Deflated

Nearly two years after the faculty voted to accept a proposal aimed at combatting grade inflation, the 'Prince' examines the plan's implementation and its effects.Click here to see The Daily Princetonian's 2006 Grade Deflation series.

The Ivory Tower of Babel

The Daily Princetonian examines the changing trends in the study of languages that students choose to take at the University.Click here to view The Ivory Tower of Babel Series.

The Top 20 Greatest Princeton Athletes

Nov. 14, 2006 marked the debut of The Daily Princetonian's series counting down The Top 20 Greatest Athletes in Princeton history.

Five Years Later: How We Changed

The Daily Princetonian looks back on the five years since the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States, exploring the lives of Princetonians, from the victims' families to soldiers to Muslim students.

Princeton grads choose arts, business, sciences

Princeton has produced its share of luminaries in fields outside politics. Take, for example, the world of literature.Pulitzer Prize winner for general nonfiction in 1999 John McPhee '53 writes essays for The New Yorker and teaches a creative nonfiction course for undergraduates.Edmund Wilson '16 authored many celebrated works of criticism.

Would-be alumni find fame, fortune even without degrees

At some point in their first year of college, all students wish they were somewhere else. Anywhere else.And at that point, some fraction of students decides that even the prestige of the University's seal on that diploma isn't worth the long, rocky road it takes to obtain it.After all, Princeton students have class years tacked on the end of their names until the end of time, whether they complete a triumphant march out FitzRandolph Gate or not.Never fear.

A Princeton Dictionary (S-Z)

The following is a haphazard collection of Princeton buzzwords that may or may not make up your entire vocabulary by the time midterms roll around.

Something For Everyone

On the off chance that you aren't assigned enough work to keep you busy here, several organizations would love to take some time off your hands.