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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

Q&A with Eisgruber turns tense at CPUC meeting

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Q&A with Eisgruber turns tense at CPUC meeting

Cynthia Torres

At the Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) meeting on Monday, Eisgruber was confronted with queries from several students who had skirted the committee’s rules on submitting questions on advance. 

At the Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) meeting on Monday, Eisgruber was confronted with queries from several students who had skirted the committee’s rules on submitting questions on advance. 

NEWS | March 25
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Overhaul of nearly dormant Judicial Committee proposed at CPUC meeting

Presentation at CPUC meeting on March 24.

Overhaul of nearly dormant Judicial Committee proposed at CPUC meeting

Christopher Bao

At the CPUC meeting on March 24, changes were proposed to the Judicial Committee to make it an appeals body that may also play a small role in coordinating investigations.

At the CPUC meeting on March 24, changes were proposed to the Judicial Committee to make it an appeals body that may also play a small role in coordinating investigations.

NEWS | March 25

Lawnparties headliner to be announced April 9, committee presentations at USG meeting

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Lawnparties headliner to be announced April 9, committee presentations at USG meeting

Andrew Arthur

At the regular weekly meeting of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), the committee chairs presented on the work they have done so far. The Social Committee Chair confirmed that a Lawnparties headliner has been decided, although will not be announced until April 9.

At the regular weekly meeting of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), the committee chairs presented on the work they have done so far. Social Committee Chair confirmed that a Lawnparties headliner has been decided, although will not be announced until April 9.

NEWS | March 24

Princeton advises international students to carry I-94s, warns about device searches

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Princeton advises international students to carry I-94s, warns about device searches

Christopher Bao

The Davis International Center (Davis IC) released guidance telling students to carry their I-94 forms at all times, and warned of potential electronic device searches by government officials in an email on March 21.

On Friday, March 21, the Davis International Center (Davis IC) released guidance telling students to carry their I-94 forms at all times, and warned of potential electronic device searches by government officials.

NEWS | March 21

Forbes College celebrates 100th birthday in Great Gatsby-themed celebration

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Forbes College celebrates 100th birthday in Great Gatsby-themed celebration

Sena Chang

Forbes College celebrated 100 years of the building’s history at a Great Gatsby-themed event on March 20. A special dinner menu was designed, with the food temporarily running out around halfway through the three-hour event. A live jazz band accompanied the dinner party.

Forbes College celebrated 100 years of the building’s history at a Great Gatsby-themed event on March 20. A special dinner menu was designed, with the food temporarily running out around halfway through the three-hour event. A live jazz band accompanied the dinner party.

NEWS | March 21

Affinity and cultural groups comment on ODUS policy refresher amid Trump’s DEI attacks

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Affinity and cultural groups comment on ODUS policy refresher amid Trump’s DEI attacks

Sena Chang

Student groups react to the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Studies’s request to update promotional materials to explicitly say that the groups are open to all Princeton students.

Student groups react to the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Studies’s request to update promotional materials to explicitly say that the groups are open to all Princeton students.

NEWS | March 20

Community members hold “emergency rally” amid attacks on higher education

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Community members hold “emergency rally” amid attacks on higher education

Sena Chang

More than 100 people, including students, faculty, and local Princeton residents, gathered outside the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) on Wednesday, March 19 for an “emergency rally” protesting the Trump administration’s recent actions targeting higher education, among other issues. 

More than 100 people, including students, faculty, and local Princeton residents, gathered outside the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) on Wednesday, Mar. 19 for an “emergency rally” protesting the Trump administration’s recent actions targeting higher education, among other issues. 

NEWS | March 20

Eisgruber condemns federal funding cuts at Columbia in The Atlantic op-ed

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Eisgruber condemns federal funding cuts at Columbia in The Atlantic op-ed

Vitus Larrieu

On Wednesday, University President Eisgruber released an article in The Atlantic criticizing the Trump Administration's cancellation of $400 million worth of Columbia University's federal funding. He emphasized the importance of defending academic freedom, and called on universities, politicians, and citizens to come to the defense of universities against government attempts at censorship.

On Wednesday, University President Eisgruber released an article in The Atlantic criticizing the Trump Administration's cancellation of $400 million worth of Columbia University's federal funding. He emphasized the importance of defending academic freedom, and called on universities, politicians, and citizens to come to the defense of universities against government attempts at censorship.

NEWS | March 19

Princeton freezes most faculty and staff hiring in response to political uncertainty

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Princeton freezes most faculty and staff hiring in response to political uncertainty

Elisabeth Stewart and Luke Grippo

The University has instituted a hiring freeze for most faculty and staff, according to a memo released to the University community on Wednesday morning.

The University has instituted an almost total hiring freeze for faculty and staff, according to a memo released to the University community on Wednesday morning.

NEWS | March 19

Professors urge defense of higher education at newly reconstituted AAUP chapter meeting

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Professors urge defense of higher education at newly reconstituted AAUP chapter meeting

Nikki Han

The newly reconstituted Princeton advocacy chapter of the American Association of University Professors met on Tuesday. Topics included institutional neutrality, shared governance, and responses to recent attacks on higher education.

The newly reconstituted Princeton advocacy chapter of the American Association of University Professors met on Tuesday. Topics included institutional neutrality, shared governance, and responses to recent attacks on higher education.

NEWS | March 19

The ‘Prince’ tested campus water levels. Here’s what we found.

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The ‘Prince’ tested campus water levels. Here’s what we found.

Maya Mukherjee

The Daily Princetonian conducted independent water testing on campus, finding overall safe water quality but elevated levels in certain halls. Students had varying opinions on the water quality.

The Daily Princetonian conducted independent water testing on campus, finding overall safe water quality but elevated levels in certain halls. Students had varying opinions on the water quality.

NEWS | March 18

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