Opinion

I implore you to recognize your individual responsibility to speak up if you notice something in a friend or classmate, to educate yourselves, to open up honest conversations, before you — or someone you love — gets hurt. I implore you to advocate for the changes we need institutionally in your own life.

OPINION | 05/08/2018

Senior Blues

Pulkit Singh

CARTOON | 05/08/2018

How the Indian government is shifting public focus away from rape culture

How the Indian government is shifting public focus away from rape culture

Morgan Lucey

Using Asifa Bano as an example through which to protest religious divisions shifts focus away from the more urgent threat of sexual violence that women in India face on a daily basis.

OPINION | 05/06/2018

Feather Boa

Annie Zou

CARTOON | 05/06/2018

Editor's Note: How women became inevitable

Marcia Brown

This issue seeks to highlight great strides, but also persistent challenges, for women in our community. These struggles and achievements are topics that we will continue to dissect throughout the remainder of the 142nd Managing Board.

OPINION | 05/04/2018

Editorial: How Women Became Tigers

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board

Despite progress for women on campus, the University has a long way to go in addressing sexual misconduct, combating misogyny on male sports teams, and rectifying the lack of female mentors.

OPINION | 05/04/2018

Marriage on this side of paradise

Guest Contributor

Reunions, our annual campus-wide, beer-fueled bonanza, is right around the corner, and among all the boozing and schmoozing, plenty of Tigers (this senior included) will be on the hunt for that special someone in orange and black.

OPINION | 05/03/2018

Tigresses of Progress

Nathan Phan

CARTOON | 05/03/2018

Princetawoman

Ellie Shapiro

CARTOON | 05/03/2018

What my parents taught me

Winnie Brandfield-Harvey

“No brothers?” is the typical first response, when I tell people that I have four sisters, followed by condolences for my dad. Often, these comments came from other parents, especially those with sons.

OPINION | 05/03/2018

Hey, I’m talking here!

Hey, I’m talking here!

Madeleine Marr

The men of Princeton need to be conscious of their habits of entitlement, taking it upon themselves to do better and stop interrupting the women in their classes. Clearly, the women at Princeton are qualified to contribute in precept. Stop getting in their way.

OPINION | 05/03/2018

Modern asceticism

Thomas Clark

Indeed, throughout much of the Christian tradition, it was commonplace to refrain from eating all meat during the 40 days of Lent (which commemorate Jesus fasting for 40 days in the desert), as well as for even married couples to abstain from sex. In many other religious traditions, vegetarianism and celibacy were seen as two facets of the jewel of asceticism.

OPINION | 05/03/2018

Redefining productivity

Morgan Lucey

If the student body stopped feeling guilty for spending time in ways that are traditionally “unproductive,” this campus would foster a stronger community with a more holistic sense of what defines learning.

OPINION | 05/02/2018

A thank you: Advising at Princeton

Rachel Kennedy

While I have been impressed by the academic advising options, I do acknowledge that some students feel they have not had the experience I have had.

OPINION | 05/02/2018

The strong do what they should

Kaveh Badrei

We must emphatically embrace a world where — out of desires for peace and cooperation — the strong do what they should.

OPINION | 05/02/2018

The problem with COS

Jessica Nyquist

We should exit every course feeling excited about the subject and grateful for the challenge, not happy to be alive and eager to sleep for a week.

OPINION | 05/02/2018

Tilghman Way

Tashi Treadway

CARTOON | 05/02/2018

The Princeton Yodeling Kid

Grace Koh

CARTOON | 05/01/2018

Heritage by inspection

Heritage by inspection

Ethan Thai

As we celebrate a multitude of cultures this Asian American Heritage Month, let us not forget that heritage itself embraces not only traditions instilled but also stories created. While I may not have a strong affiliation to the customs of my family’s homelands, the values formed by my ancestors in and out of those cultures have shaped who I am today.

OPINION | 05/01/2018

Adding soy sauce makes it Asian, right?

Adding soy sauce makes it Asian, right?

Siyang Liu

In order to reduce the whitewashing and irresponsible consolidation of different cuisines from countries all around Asia, we must actively maintain an open mind to change our perception of what food is “disgusting” or “weird.”

OPINION | 05/01/2018

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