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Accommodations on campus, explained

Accommodations on campus, explained

Rebecca Cho and Jeannie Kim

The ‘Prince’ spoke to administrators who supervise the accommodation process and students who have experienced the process themselves to understand the Office of Disability Services’ (ODS) ability to meet students’ needs. While the process can be difficult and complicated, affected students felt that the ODS adequately supports them. 

The ‘Prince’ spoke to administrators who supervise the accommodation process and students who have experienced the process themselves to understand the Office of Disability Services’ (ODS) ability to meet students’ needs. While the process can be difficult and complicated, affected students felt that ODS adequately supports them. 

NEWS | 03/29/2023

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USG appropriates for more subsidized food for students, hints at undisclosed referendum to come

USG appropriates for more subsidized food for students, hints at undisclosed referendum to come

Justus Wilhoit

In their meeting Sunday, USG discussed new format for ticketing in upcoming farmer’s market, increased attendance at the second-ever Porchfest, and options to promote use of outdoor spaces this spring.

In their meeting Sunday, USG discussed new format for ticketing in upcoming farmer’s market, increased attendance at the second-ever Porchfest, and options to promote use of outdoor spaces this spring.

NEWS | 03/28/2023

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University opts for familiar face in announcing Terri Sewell ’86 as 2023 Class Day Speaker

University opts for familiar face in announcing Terri Sewell ’86 as 2023 Class Day Speaker

Sandeep Mangat

The University announced that U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell will speak at the 2023 Class Day ceremony. Sewell is currently representing Alabama’s 7th congressional district in Congress. 

The University announced that U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell will speak at the 2023 Class Day ceremony. Sewell is currently representing Alabama’s 7th congressional district in Congress. 

NEWS | 03/27/2023

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Processing March Madness? This 2020 study from Princeton PNI could help

Processing March Madness? This 2020 study from Princeton PNI could help

Amy Ciceu

A 2020 study from James Antony, a CV Starr Fellow at PNI, and other researchers examines brain behavior and processing of unexpected outcomes in basketball — and could have new implications for Princeton basketball fans reading from the recent run in March Madness.

A 2020 study from James Antony, a C.V. Starr Fellow at PNI, and other researchers examines brain behavior and processing of unexpected outcomes in basketball — and could have new implications for Princeton basketball fans reading from the recent run in March Madness.

NEWS | 03/27/2023

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Rep. Terri Sewell ’86 discusses her path from Selma to Princeton to Congress

Rep. Terri Sewell ’86 discusses her path from Selma to Princeton to Congress

Justus Wilhoit

In an event co-hosted by Whig-Clio and Princeton College Democrats, Congresswoman Terri Sewell ’86 discussed the importance of her roots in Selma, her transition to Princeton, and how her background has influenced her political life.

In an event co-hosted by Whig-Clio and Princeton College Democrats, Congresswoman Terri Sewell ’86 discussed the importance of her roots in Selma, her transition to Princeton, and how her background has influenced her political life.

NEWS | 03/26/2023

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‘Princeton comes together when there’s a special moment’: Enthusiasm soars as March Madness watch parties reach capacity

‘Princeton comes together when there’s a special moment’: Enthusiasm soars as March Madness watch parties reach capacity

Lia Opperman and Olivia Sanchez

The official campus watch party in Whig Hall, as well as local bars Alchemist & Barrister and Winberie’s, all reached capacity before Friday’s March Madness matchup tipped off. Students, alumni, and other community members expressed excitement about the historic moment for Princeton.

The official campus watch party in Whig Hall, as well as local bars Alchemist & Barrister and Winberie’s, all reached capacity before Friday’s March Madness matchup tipped off. Students, alumni, and other community members expressed excitement about the historic moment for Princeton.

NEWS | 03/26/2023

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Inaugural Director of Campus Accessibility Michael Barnes looks back on his first year

Inaugural Director of Campus Accessibility Michael Barnes looks back on his first year

Tess Weinreich

Michael Barnes, the University’s first-ever Director of Campus Accessibility, looks back on his first year in the position amidst ongoing challenges to campus accessibility due to construction.

Michael Barnes, the University’s first-ever Director of Campus Accessibility, looks back on his first year in the position amidst ongoing challenges to campus accessibility due to construction.

NEWS | 03/23/2023

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‘The best decision I’ve made’: Students, faculty reflect on the first full cycle of ASL classes

‘The best decision I’ve made’: Students, faculty reflect on the first full cycle of ASL classes

Aniket Mukherji and Miriam Waldvogel

This semester marks the first time that students have been able to fulfill the University’s language requirement using the American Sign Language (ASL) sequence. The Daily Princetonian sat down with students and professors to hear about their experiences taking and teaching ASL classes. 

This semester marks the first time that students have been able to fulfill the University’s language requirement using the American Sign Language (ASL) sequence. The Daily Princetonian sat down with students and professors to hear about their experiences taking and teaching ASL classes. 

NEWS | 03/23/2023

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Seyedsayamdost Lab discovers first pathway for Selenium insertion into natural products

Seyedsayamdost Lab discovers first pathway for Selenium insertion into natural products

Mahya Fazel-Zarandi

In a study titled “Biosynthesis of selenium-containing small molecules in diverse microorganisms,” published in the journal Nature, Princeton researchers in the Department of Chemistry reported on the discovery of a new pathway in selenium metabolism. Their discovery marks a huge step in understanding selenium metabolism in almost 20 years.  

In a study titled “Biosynthesis of selenium-containing small molecules in diverse microorganisms,” published in the journal Nature, Princeton researchers in the Department of Chemistry reported on the discovery of a new pathway in selenium metabolism. Their discovery marks a huge step in understanding selenium metabolism in almost 20 years.  

NEWS | 03/23/2023

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23 ’23s run for Young Alumni Trustee

23 ’23s run for Young Alumni Trustee

Sandeep Mangat

Primary elections for Young Alumni Trustee (YAT) will run until 5 p.m. on March 30, with results to be announced on March 31. Out of the 23 members of the Class of 2023 running for the position, the three with the most votes will advance to the general election. 

Primary elections for Young Alumni Trustee (YAT) will run until 5 p.m. on March 30, with results to be announced on March 31. Out of the 23 members of the Class of 2023 running for the position, the three with the most votes will advance to the general election. 

NEWS | 03/22/2023

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Students told to evacuate Architecture Building due to smoke in fabrication shop

Students told to evacuate Architecture Building due to smoke in fabrication shop

Tess Weinreich

A smoking router bit, a tool used to drill into wood, caused smoke to accumulate in the room. Students were told to “EVACUATE THE BUILDING NOW.” 

A smoking router bit, a tool used to drill into wood, caused smoke to accumulate in the room. Students were told to “EVACUATE THE BUILDING NOW.” 

NEWS | 03/22/2023

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Sewer line backup floods International Food Co-op’s kitchen and storage

Sewer line backup floods International Food Co-op’s kitchen and storage

Isabel Yip

A sewer line backed up into the International Food Co-op’s (IFC), kitchen and storage rooms in 1901-Laughlin Hall, flooding the spaces. Members of the co-op are displaced temporarily in order for the spaces to be cleaned and the damages assessed. The co-op’s members will be given meal swipes until Friday, when their space will reopen.

A sewer line backed up into the International Food Co-op’s (IFC), kitchen and storage rooms in 1901-Laughlin Hall, flooding spaces. Members of the co-op are displaced temporarily in order for the spaces to be cleaned and the damages assessed. The co-op’s members will be given meal swipes until Friday, when their space will reopen.

NEWS | 03/21/2023

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U-Store installs security cameras to monitor self-checkout and discourage shoplifting

U-Store installs security cameras to monitor self-checkout and discourage shoplifting

Louisa Gheorghita

Following increased shoplifting, the University Store has put new security cameras in place directly above self-checkout stations. Any footage showing suspicious behavior is sent to the police or the Department of Public Safety.

Following increased shoplifting, the University Store has put new security cameras in place directly above self-checkout stations. Any footage showing suspicious behavior is sent to the police or the Department of Public Safety.

NEWS | 03/20/2023

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USG talks March Madness programming, approves various club budgets

USG talks March Madness programming, approves various club budgets

Nandini Krishnan

The USG met on Sunday to discuss various programming efforts during Princeton men’s basketball’s run in the NCAA’s March Madness. They ultimately decided to host a larger event in Jadwin Gym. They also approved various club Projects Board requests over $1000.

The USG met on Sunday to discuss various programming efforts during Princeton men’s basketball’s run in the NCAA’s March Madness. They ultimately decided to host a larger event in Jadwin Gym. They also approved various club Projects Board requests over $1000.

NEWS | 03/20/2023

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Transportation options, local expenses pose concerns for independent students

Transportation options, local expenses pose concerns for independent students

Rebecca Cho and Jeannie Kim

The ‘Prince’ spoke with independent students and experts to investigate the affordability of eating in Mercer County. While students often choose to go independent to save money, concerns around affordably sourcing food still remain. 

The ‘Prince’ spoke with independent students and experts to investigate the affordability of eating in Mercer County. While students often choose to go independent to save money, concerns around affordably sourcing food still remain.

NEWS | 03/19/2023

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Princeton senior arrested in connection with Jan. 6 Capitol riot

Princeton senior arrested in connection with Jan. 6 Capitol riot

Julian Hartman-Sigall and Bridget O’Neill

The politics major from Manahawkin, N.J. was charged with civil disorder, a felony, and related misdemeanor offenses, according to the Department of Justice.

The politics major from Manahawkin, N.J. was charged with civil disorder, a felony, and related misdemeanor offenses, according to the Department of Justice. 

NEWS | 03/14/2023

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Pandemic, student body expansion key factors in rise of subsidized dining in town

Pandemic, student body expansion key factors in rise of subsidized dining in town

Annie Rupertus

Amidst transitions back to in-person student life, ongoing campus expansion, and a new administration-backed dining pilot, USG’s Community Dining Task Force’s work on implementing the Pay with Points and Tigers in Town programs is an example of a widely celebrated student-driven effort to build inclusivity and community through dining.  

Amidst transitions back to in-person student life, ongoing campus expansion, and a new administration-backed dining pilot, USG’s Community Dining Task Force’s work on implementing the Pay with Points and Tigers in Town programs is an example of a widely celebrated student-driven effort to build inclusivity and community through dining.   

NEWS | 03/13/2023

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Student organizations emerge from challenging pandemic period with renewed commitment

Student organizations emerge from challenging pandemic period with renewed commitment

Jocelyne Wijaya

Since fall 2021, educational and extracurricular activities have slowly returned to take place in-person. The Daily Princetonian interviewed several student organizations on the impact of COVID-19 on club operations, and how student involvement and opportunities have changed and expanded from pre to post-pandemic. 

Since fall 2021, educational and extracurricular activities have slowly returned to take place in-person. The Daily Princetonian interviewed several student organizations on the impact of COVID-19 on club operations, and how student involvement and opportunities have changed and expanded from pre to post-pandemic. 

NEWS | 03/13/2023

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Graduate School dean talks unionization, cites existing engagement with students

Graduate School dean talks unionization, cites existing engagement with students

Olivia Sanchez

In light of recent unionization efforts from Princeton Graduate Students United and increased pressure on University administration to address them, The Daily Princetonian sat down with Dean of the Graduate School Rodney Priestley on Wednesday, March 8 to discuss unionization and the Graduate School’s institutional response.  

In light of recent unionization efforts from Princeton Graduate Students United and increased pressure on University administration to address them, The Daily Princetonian sat down with Dean of the Graduate School Rodney Priestley on Wednesday, March 8 to discuss unionization and the Graduate School’s institutional response.   

NEWS | 03/10/2023

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Princeton police fine scooter-riders, citing town ordinance banning bikes, skateboards, roller skates

Princeton police fine scooter-riders, citing town ordinance banning bikes, skateboards, roller skates

Tess Weinreich

Princeton police are issuing a $50 fine to those caught riding scooters on public sidewalks, citing a 2022 ordinance that clarifies where the usage of skateboards, bikes, and roller skates is prohibited in the town, but makes no explicit mention of scooters. 

Princeton police are issuing a $50 fine to those caught riding scooters on public sidewalks, citing a 2022 ordinance that clarifies where the usage of skateboards, bikes, and roller skates is prohibited in the town, but makes no explicit mention of scooters. 

NEWS | 03/10/2023

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