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EHS associate director arrested for child pornography, placed on administrative leave

The Daily Princetonian

EHS associate director arrested for child pornography, placed on administrative leave

Marie-Rose Sheinerman and Oliver Effron

Gregory Cantrell, the University’s associate director for workplace safety in the Office of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS), was charged with possession of child pornography early in the morning on Wednesday, Nov. 28. He has since been placed on administrative leave, according to University Spokesperson and Director of Media Relations Ben Chang.

NEWS | 11/28/2018

U. transfer students with children face indiscriminate housing due to ‘shortages’

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U. transfer students with children face indiscriminate housing due to ‘shortages’

Marie-Rose Sheinerman and Hannah Baynesan

“They made promises to me when I decided to come to Princeton. I am in a one-bedroom apartment with my wife, daughter, and dog and am now being told a two-bedroom apartment will not be ‘guaranteed’ until my daughter is two. This was after the fact that they ‘guaranteed’ it to me when she turned one. They claim to be addressing the needs of the student while completely ignoring legitimate grievances,” Thomas Johnson said.

NEWS | 11/27/2018

Hoffmeyer ’19 hopes to explore intersection of classical music, literature, philosophy

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Hoffmeyer ’19 hopes to explore intersection of classical music, literature, philosophy

Rebecca Han

When comparative literature concentrator and 2019 Rhodes Scholar John Hoffmeyer ’19 began at the University, he was torn between his musical and academic pursuits, especially with his growing interests in literature and philosophy. For a period, he even considered a concentration in math.

NEWS | 11/27/2018
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Man exposes himself to graduate student outside Lawrence Apartment window

The Daily Princetonian

Man exposes himself to graduate student outside Lawrence Apartment window

Oliver Effron

The Department of Public Safety revealed that a man peered into a graduate student’s window and exposed himself at Lawrence Apartments late Monday evening. The suspect — described as a white male in his 40s, approximately five feet eight inches tall, and wearing a dark-colored hoodie — has not been located at the time of publishing.

NEWS | 11/27/2018

Epstein discusses Harvard lawsuit

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Epstein discusses Harvard lawsuit

Allan Shen

One of the nation’s foremost constitutional legal experts would repeal Title VI of the Civil Rights Act in order to solve the quandary that is Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard. “Well, I say, what you do is to repeal [Title VI], and then Harvard can do pretty much whatever it wants,” Richard A. Epstein, the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of Law at New York University (NYU) School of Law, said in a lecture Monday, Nov. 26.

NEWS | 11/27/2018

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