Daily Newsletter: February 18, 2022
Kareena BhaktaAfter a year of low enrollment, Princeton sees a spike in competition for seats in classes
After a year of low enrollment, Princeton sees a spike in competition for seats in classes
After a year of low enrollment, Princeton sees a spike in competition for seats in classes
After a year of low enrollment, Princeton sees a spike in competition for seats in classes
Princeton Public Library hosts event “Black Activism, Then and Now”; Princeton Town Council discusses second phase of construction on Witherspoon Street
Princeton Public Library hosts event “Black Activism, Then and Now”; Princeton Town Council discusses second phase of construction on Witherspoon Street
‘Worthy of taking up space’: Jennifer Lee ’23 founds nonprofit to support Asian Americans with disabilities
‘Worthy of taking up space’: Jennifer Lee ’23 founds nonprofit to support Asian Americans with disabilities
Two seniors awarded the Pyne Prize; University provides update on Venture Forward Campaign
Two seniors awarded the Pyne Prize; University provides update on Venture Forward Campaign
Robin Herman ’73, trailblazing journalist, dies at 70
Robin Herman ’73, trailblazing journalist, dies at 70
Q&A with 2022 George W. Beadle Award winner and former U. president Shirley Tilghman
Q&A with 2022 George W. Beadle Award winner and former U. president Shirley Tilghman
Lawsuit against Princeton Gerrymandering Project dismissed; senior named recipient of Gates Scholarship
Lawsuit against Princeton Gerrymandering Project dismissed; senior named recipient of Gates Scholarship
University revises gathering guidelines; Eisgruber delivers annual State of the University address
University revises gathering guidelines; Eisgruber delivers annual State of the University address
USG Senate convenes first in-person meeting of the semester; campus sees steady decline in COVID-19 cases
USG Senate convenes first in-person meeting of the semester; campus sees steady decline in COVID-19 cases
Ella Feiner ’22 to compete on ‘Jeopardy!’ in college tournament
Ella Feiner ’22 to compete on ‘Jeopardy!’ in college tournament
Former SPIA Dean Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 discusses her latest book "Renewal"
Former SPIA Dean Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 discusses her latest book "Renewal"
The Nor’easter hits Princeton
The Nor’easter hits Princeton
Princeton-affiliated academic freedom group backs Amy Wax as UPenn starts review process over racist remarks
Princeton-affiliated academic freedom group backs Amy Wax as UPenn starts review process over racist remarks
OPINION | Princeton failed me as a sexual assault survivor. University policy needs to change.
OPINION | Princeton failed me as a sexual assault survivor. University policy needs to change.
Professor Jacques Fresco dies at 93; University increases graduate student stipend and fellowship rates
Professor Jacques Fresco dies at 93; University increases graduate student stipend and fellowship rates
Students testing positive for COVID-19 may be asked to isolate in their own dorms
Students testing positive for COVID-19 may be asked to isolate in their own dorms
Eisgruber defends Dean Jamal amid POCC criticism
Eisgruber defends Dean Jamal amid POCC criticism
University administrators discuss return to campus and COVID-19 protocols during Town Hall
University administrators discuss return to campus and COVID-19 protocols during Town Hall
The outgoing Managing Editors and Editor-in-Chief reflect on a complicated year for the 'Prince' and highlight some of their favorite moments
The outgoing Managing Editors and Editor-in-Chief reflect on a complicated year for the 'Prince' and highlight some of their favorite moments
Most study abroad programs canceled for spring 2022
Most study abroad programs canceled for spring 2022