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Princeton considers issuing bonds same day as federal government pauses grants

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Princeton considers issuing bonds same day as federal government pauses grants

Coco Gong

The University announced its consideration to sell approximately $320 million of taxable bonds on Tuesday, following a notification from government agencies about the suspension of research grants.

The University announced its consideration to sell approximately $320 million of taxable bonds on Tuesday, following a notification from government agencies about the suspension of research grants.

NEWS | April 2

Education Department dismantling could impact slice of PPS budget

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Education Department dismantling could impact slice of PPS budget

Luke Grippo

Following President Donald Trump’s executive order last week to dismantle the Department of Education, public school systems nationwide have experienced concern over its potential effects. 

According to representatives of the Princeton Public Schools (PPS) system, the district will not be significantly impacted by President Donald Trump's decision to close the Department of Education.

NEWS | April 2

Trump administration suspends several dozen grants to Princeton

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Trump administration suspends several dozen grants to Princeton

Christopher Bao and Cynthia Torres

The amount of funding to be paused and the reasoning behind it are yet unclear, but right-wing website The Daily Caller reported that the suspension was in relation to an open investigation of campus antisemitism.

The amount of funding to be paused and the reasoning behind it are yet unclear, but right-wing website The Daily Caller reported that the suspension was in relation to an open investigation of campus antisemitism.

NEWS | April 1

Eating clubs elect new leaders amid rising street week participation and dining policy debates

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Eating clubs elect new leaders amid rising street week participation and dining policy debates

Justus Wilhoit and Justin Tam

Princeton’s eating clubs have elected new officer boards, with Tower Club’s president leading the Interclub Council. This comes amid potential meal plan changes and increasing participation in street week.

Princeton’s eating clubs have elected new officer boards, with Tower Club’s president leading the Interclub Council. This comes amid potential meal plan changes.

NEWS | April 1
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Art Museum to open on Halloween with 24-hour open house

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Art Museum to open on Halloween with 24-hour open house

Cynthia Torres and Thomas Catalano

The Princeton University Art Museum is set to open Oct. 31, with a 24-hour open house. The months to come will see more tours and events hosted by PUAM prior to its October opening.

The Princeton University Art Museum is set to open Oct. 31, with a 24-hour open house. The months to come will see more tours and events hosted by PUAM prior to its October opening.

NEWS | April 1

Thirty-one seniors running for Young Alumni Trustee, continuing trend of candidate pool growth

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Thirty-one seniors running for Young Alumni Trustee, continuing trend of candidate pool growth

Sarah Mashiat and Devon Rudolph

The candidates for Young Alumni Trustee for the Class of 2025 have been announced. 31 seniors across 12 AB and two B.S.E. majors are running for the position with around a third having been involved in student government in some way.

The candidates for Young Alumni Trustee for the Class of 2025 have been announced. 31 seniors across 12 AB and two BSE majors are running for the position with around a third having been involved in student government in some way.

NEWS | March 31

USG debates civil liberties statements behind closed doors, hears quarterly report

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USG debates civil liberties statements behind closed doors, hears quarterly report

Cynthia Torres and Andrew Arthur

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate convened on Sunday for the quarterly report. USG President Enzo Kho ’26 reported meeting with University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 but did not disclose details of the meeting.

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate convened on Sunday for the quarterly report. USG President Enzo Kho ’26 reported meeting with University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 but did not disclose details of the meeting.

NEWS | March 31

Princeton NAACP hosts seven gubernatorial candidates in candidate forum

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Princeton NAACP hosts seven gubernatorial candidates in candidate forum

Clara Docherty

The seven gubernatorial candidates addressed housing, healthcare, education reform, voting rights, and clean energy, highlighting urgency amid a shifting political landscape.

The seven gubernatorial candidates addressed housing, healthcare, education reform, voting rights, and clean energy, highlighting urgency amid a shifting political landscape.

NEWS | March 31

‘Excited about experiencing the American Dream’: Princeton releases regular decisions for the Class of 2029

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‘Excited about experiencing the American Dream’: Princeton releases regular decisions for the Class of 2029

Hayk Yengibaryan and Irene Kim

The Class of 2029 marks the final year of the University’s planned four-year expansion. The ‘Prince’ spoke to six recently-admitted students about their acceptances. 

The Class of 2029 marks the final year of the University’s planned four-year expansion. The ‘Prince’ spoke to six recently-admitted students about their acceptances. 

NEWS | March 28

Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment approves renovations to Tower and Charter Clubs

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Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment approves renovations to Tower and Charter Clubs

Sena Chang and Isaac Bernstein

On March 27, the Municipality of Princeton’s Zoning Board of Adjustment approved construction developments for Tower Club and Charter Club. Renovations for both clubs are aimed towards improving accessibility.

On March 27, the Municipality of Princeton’s Zoning Board of Adjustment approved construction developments for Tower Club and Charter Club. Renovations for both clubs are aimed towards improving accessibility.

NEWS | March 28

‘Extraordinary moment for our state’: Ribbon cut on the New Jersey AI Hub

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‘Extraordinary moment for our state’: Ribbon cut on the New Jersey AI Hub

Luke Grippo

Eighteen months after it was initially announced, the AI Hub in West Windsor hosted its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday morning in an event attended by the New Jersey governor, corporate executives, and University leadership.

Eighteen months after it was initially announced, the AI Hub in West Windsor hosted its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday morning in an event attended by the New Jersey governor, corporate executives, and University leadership.

NEWS | March 28

Eisgruber addresses endowment challenges at annual Princeton Council meeting

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Eisgruber addresses endowment challenges at annual Princeton Council meeting

Luke Grippo and Irene Kim

President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 addressed the Princeton town community at the Princeton Town Hall Meeting to discuss the state of higher education and continued collaboration between the town and the University, commenting on the endowment, federal funding, and town initiatives.

President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 addressed the Princeton town community at the Princeton Town Hall Meeting to discuss the state of higher education and continued collaboration between the town and the University, commenting on the endowment, federal funding, and town initiatives.

NEWS | March 27

Students in SINSI, other programs forced to pivot after federal government pulls internships

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Students in SINSI, other programs forced to pivot after federal government pulls internships

Luke Grippo

Students across Princeton’s campus are currently having to change their summer plans after many federal internships have been canceled due to the federal hiring freeze instituted on Jan. 20. 

Many students across Princeton’s campus are currently having to change their summer plans after many federal internships have been canceled due to the federal hiring freeze instituted on Jan. 20. 

NEWS | March 26

Historical Preservation Commission approves Charter Club’s proposed renovations

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Historical Preservation Commission approves Charter Club’s proposed renovations

Isabella Roberts

Charter Club’s proposed renovations to their building have been approved by the Historical Preservation Commission. The proposal includes expanding the club’s dining space and improvements to accessibility.

Charter Club’s proposed renovations to their building have been approved by the Historical Preservation Commission. The proposal includes expanding the club’s dining space and improvements to accessibility.

NEWS | March 25

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