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Open Letters

An open letter from women of Class of ’72 on their classmate Justice Samuel Alito’s leaked reversal of Roe v. Wade

Guest Contributors

| May 11

“We are about to celebrate our 50th reunion — half a century since we graduated from Princeton. We find it bitter indeed to see the draft Supreme Court opinion reverse the strides we thought we were making, as part of one of the first classes of Princeton women, towards a world of equity and fairness for women of all races and social and economic positions.”

Letter of Solidarity with Ukraine

Guest Contributors

March 1

Princeton needs to rethink its ban on social gatherings

Princeton needs to rethink its ban on social gatherings

David Piegaro

November 28

Petition of the concerned Black alumni of Princeton

Petition of the concerned Black alumni of Princeton

Guest Contributors

07/30/2020

A Princeton alumni statement of support for the rights of Professor Joshua T. Katz

A Princeton alumni statement of support for the rights of Professor Joshua T. Katz

Guest Contributors

07/20/2020

Open letter on anti-racism to the Princeton School of Architecture

Guest Contributors

07/19/2020

International students’ letter regarding fall planning

International students’ letter regarding fall planning

Guest Contributors

Princeton’s international students have always been a key part of the vibrant academic and social community the University is greatly known for. Dismissing them during these times would be of great disservice to Princeton as a whole.

OPINION | 07/12/2020

Statement of solidarity with Ressa and of protest against Philippine current events

Maria Ressa with members of the Princeton Filipino community after her talk at Robertson Hall, 9 April 2019.

Statement of solidarity with Ressa and of protest against Philippine current events

Guest Contributors

As members of the Princeton Filipino Community, we would like to take this moment to provide further context about Filipino current events, reflect on our country’s experiences with dictatorship and struggle for representation, and express our continued hope for the future of the Philippines and for democracy.

OPINION | 07/09/2020

Committing to communal health: a student pledge to observe social distancing and COVID-19 safety protocols

Committing to communal health: a student pledge to observe social distancing and COVID-19 safety protocols

Guest Contributors

It is our hope that the University will strive to bring as many students back to campus as possible.

OPINION | 06/28/2020

Confronting anti-Blackness at Princeton University’s policy school

Confronting anti-Blackness at Princeton University’s policy school

Guest Contributors

We want to believe that engaging in anti-racism, dismantling structural racism, and achieving racial equity are things a policy school can and must teach us — not just as niche topics, but as core tenets and fundamental practices in our field of public policy.

OPINION | 06/23/2020

Against anti-Black racism in the Woodrow Wilson School

Against anti-Black racism in the Woodrow Wilson School

Guest Contributors

We feel that we have not been prepared by the School to confront the structures of race and power which undergird policy crises.

OPINION | 06/22/2020

Statement from the Interclub Council

Statement from the Interclub Council

Guest Contributors

As some of the oldest and most well-established organizations on campus, we recognize our and Princeton’s complex history with race and our role in directly recognizing and calling out the injustices that have impacted and continue to impact Black students.

OPINION | 06/07/2020

Letter of solidarity from Princeton students

Letter of solidarity from Princeton students

Guest Contributors

As students, activists, and proponents of a better world, it is our duty to stand up against injustice and fight for the equal treatment of all.

OPINION | 06/07/2020

PIXR: Betsy DeVos has failed survivors. Princeton must do more to protect them.

PIXR: Betsy DeVos has failed survivors. Princeton must do more to protect them.

Guest Contributors

Instead of addressing the inequities and burdens of online learning, the destabilizing effect of lost income or housing, or the trauma of a public health crisis, Betsy DeVos has devoted the Department of Education’s energy to making the Title IX process more difficult for survivors.

OPINION | 05/11/2020

COVID-19 and student athletes: An open letter to President Eisgruber

Guest Contributors

We hesitated to write you because we feel you've done an outstanding job leading the University, and with the gravity of the pandemic backdrop, because you obviously are facing many unforeseen and serious challenges every day. However, we feel compelled to reach out to you on this issue because we feel strongly that Princeton has made the wrong decision on not permitting its students to withdraw and come back next spring.

OPINION | 04/14/2020

COVID-19: An Asian American Perspective

COVID-19: An Asian American Perspective

Guest Contributors

We, the Princeton University AASA E-Board, strongly believe that unity and community is the need of this hour of crisis. As such, we cannot sit idly and watch as racist attacks continue to threaten and divide our country.

OPINION | 04/14/2020

OP-ED | ‘Time will prove this choice misguided’: A group of Princeton athletes speak out

OP-ED | ‘Time will prove this choice misguided’: A group of Princeton athletes speak out

Guest Contributors

We write with the hope that this opportunity is not yet lost. We write with the hope that the University will align itself with the NCAA and reconsider its decision.

SPORTS | 04/10/2020

Black leadership statement concerning the Class Day speech of Marshawn Lynch

Princeton Black Undergraduate Leadership

Black leadership statement concerning the Class Day speech of Marshawn Lynch

Guest Contributors

The few voices which were upset at the decision to bring Marshawn Lynch to speak for Class Day are not representative of all of Princeton campus, but they do succeed in reinforcing elitist stereotypes and cynical exclusivism.

OPINION | 03/08/2020

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