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Q&A: Alia Malek, reporter and civil rights lawyer

Q&A: Alia Malek, reporter and civil rights lawyer

Emily Spalding

Alia Malek is a journalist, author, and civil rights lawyer. Her writing has appeared in a slew of publications including The New York Times and McSweeney's, among many others. She is the author of the narrative nonfiction novel "A Country Called Amreeka: US History Re-Told Through Arab American Lives" and will release her second book in February 2017. Malek is a former senior writer for Al Jazeera America and was recently awarded the Hiett Prize in the Humanities.

NEWS | 11/21/2016

Q&A: Sandra Clark, Vice President for News and Civic Dialogue at WHYY

Q&A: Sandra Clark, Vice President for News and Civic Dialogue at WHYY

Katie Petersen

Sandra Clark is the vice president for news and civic dialogue at WHYY. Before she took the role in August 2016, she was a managing editor at Philadelphia Media Network, publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com. She spoke about diversity in journalism on a panel last week, then sat down with the Daily Princetonian to continue the conversation and discuss where journalism is headed.

NEWS | 11/21/2016

HackPrinceton attracts over 600 developers, designers

The Daily Princetonian

HackPrinceton attracts over 600 developers, designers

Katherine Wang

Over six hundred developers and designers from across the nation pooled their mental stamina at HackPrinceton for a straight 36 hour period to create software and hardware projects.  The event, taking place on November 11 to 13, brought together students and seasoned mentors to engage the University’s on-campus and off-campus communities with both new and familiar technologies.

NEWS | 11/21/2016
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Updated: Elizabeth Sell wins George J. Mitchell Scholarship

Elizabeth Sell

Updated: Elizabeth Sell wins George J. Mitchell Scholarship

Sarah Warman Hirschfield

Elizabeth Sell ‘17 was selected as one of the twelve George J. Mitchell Scholars nationwide in the 2018 class for the program, according to the US-Ireland Alliance. The goal of the scholarship “is to provide tomorrow's leaders with an understanding about, an interest in, and an affinity for the island of Ireland,” according to its website.

NEWS | 11/20/2016

BREAKING: Fire on Witherspoon Street Damages Building Complex

BREAKING: Fire on Witherspoon Street Damages Building Complex

Alexander Stangl

A fire fire on Witherspoon Street extensively damaged the building complex comprising the More Café, Sakura Express, and the Village Silver this afternoon. Princeton Director of Emergency Services Bob Gregory said on the scene that there were no injuries due to first responders' efforts evacuate civilians before the fire spread.  Numerous first response vehicles and personnel are on the scene to survey and contain the damage including multiple fire trucks and ambulances.  Gregory said that it appears that the fire had started in the café area on the first floor of the complex, and then spread to the adjacent businesses and into the basement, damaging the structure.

NEWS | 11/20/2016

U. students read declaration denouncing South Korean president

U. students read declaration denouncing South Korean president

Jisu Jeong

A group of University students held a demonstration addressing the recent, ongoing political scandal concerning the South Korean president in front of Nassau Hall at 2 p.m. The demonstration was conceived by four Korean students concerned with the current situation in Korea: Sejin Park ’18, Wonshik Shin ’19, Rachel Lim ’18, and Sally Hahn ’19.

NEWS | 11/18/2016

Three journalists discuss diversity in the media industry

Three journalists discuss diversity in the media industry

Maya Wesby

The Daily Princetonian held a dynamic panel on Thursday to discuss the aspect of diversity, or lack thereof, in newsrooms and the media industry. The panel was moderated by Sarah Sakha ’18, who began the event by asking each of the panelists about their professional lives and general opinions on the issue of diversity in journalism. Sakha is an associate opinion editor for the ‘Prince’. Benét Wilson, who has hosted workshops and discussions on diversity, said that she is inspired to continue participating in events because of the students she meets and learning about their successes later on.

NEWS | 11/17/2016

Greenhouse discusses judicial-legislative relationship, changes in Supreme Court

Greenhouse discusses judicial-legislative relationship, changes in Supreme Court

Norman Xiong

Yale Law School lecturer Linda Greenhouse discussed the cyclical nature of the judicial-legislative relationship and the transition into a more scrutinous Supreme Court in a lecture on Thursday evening. Greenhouse focused the lecture around several federal courts’ recent decisions to invalidate three separate restrictive abortion and voting laws in Texas and North Carolina for deliberate human civil rights violations in order to reveal the increasingly rigorous standards of the judiciary.

NEWS | 11/17/2016

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