Sports Profiles

Students testing positive for COVID-19 may be asked to isolate in their own dorms

Priority for isolation housing will be given to students with roommates, as the University anticipates that the “need for isolation space will exceed the capacity of the University’s designated isolation facilities,” according to an email from University Health Services.

Priority for isolation housing will be given to students with roommates, as the University anticipates that the “need for isolation space will exceed the capacity of the University’s designated isolation facilities,” according to an email from University Health Services.

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Four Princetonians to compete in Beijing Winter Olympics

Four Princetonians have qualified for the Winter Olympics, representing the largest group of Tigers to compete at the Games in Princeton history. 

Four Princetonians have qualified for the Winter Olympics, representing the largest group of Tigers to compete at the Games in Princeton history. 

Eating clubs prepare for partially in-person Street Week

Clubs are using a hybrid format to host Bicker in line with University regulations — including the rule which currently limits in-person social gatherings to under 20 students.

Clubs are using a hybrid format to host Bicker in line with University regulations — including the rule which currently limits in-person social gatherings to under 20 students.

Sports Recap: Men's track sets new school records, basketball defeats Dartmouth, MIH defeats Cornell, MVB wins their first game

Head Sports Editor Julia Nguyen runs through the Tigers’ wins and losses from the week. Basketball remains undefeated, men’s track and field sets two new records, WIH loses to No. 9 Harvard, MVB wins their first game of the season, WRE secures opening Ivy win. 

Head Sports Editor Julia Nguyen runs through the Tigers’ wins and losses from the week. Basketball remains undefeated, men’s track and field sets two new records, WIH loses to No. 9 Harvard, MVB wins their first game of the season, WRE secures opening Ivy win. 

Crossword Solutions: January 24

Play the Monday puzzle, ‘All Together Now’

Start the semester right with a themeless puzzle from Senior Constructor Bryan Boyd.

Start the semester off right with a themeless puzzle from Senior Constructor Bryan Boyd.

Men’s Swimming and Diving sinks Navy in home senior meet

The Men’s Swimming and Diving Team trounced Navy 208–92 in their senior-day dual meet at home this weekend.

The Men’s Swimming and Diving Team trounced Navy 208–92 in their senior-day dual meet at home this weekend.

Director of Transfer, Veteran, and Non-Traditional Student Programs Keith Shaw recognized with Rising Star Award

Shaw, who has directed the program since its founding in 2017, was recognized by the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students (NISTS) for creating initiatives that promote the admission of transfer students.

Shaw, who has directed the program since its founding in 2017, was recognized by the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students (NISTS) for creating initiatives that promote the admission of transfer students.

Princeton students fail at self-governance

“Princeton prides itself as an incubator for future leaders. What does it say about us if we can’t get interested in running our own school?”

“Princeton prides itself as an incubator for future leaders. What does it say about us if we can’t get interested in running our own school?”

Olympian Allyson Felix discusses career, advocacy at Wintersession ‘Beyond the Resume’ event

“I wish that I had known at a younger age that there's a lesson to learn, like in every defeat, there's something that I could get better from, and then you move forward, you don't stay there,” the eleven-time Olympic medalist said at the Wintersession keynote event.

“I wish that I had known at a younger age that there's a lesson to learn, like in every defeat, there's something that I could get better from, and then you move forward, you don't stay there,” the eleven-time Olympic medalist said at the Wintersession keynote event.

Cold(ture) Shock

Association of Black Seminarians calls for renaming of Princeton Theological Seminary chapel

The association hosted a demonstration on the steps of the Miller Chapel on Tuesday, Jan. 18. The chapel is currently named after an influential PTS figure, Samuel Miller, who was a slaveowner.

The association hosted a demonstration on the steps of the Miller Chapel on Tuesday, Jan. 18. The chapel is currently named after an influential PTS figure, Samuel Miller, who was a slaveowner.

Daily Newsletter: Thursday, January 20, 2022

 Eisgruber defends Dean Jamal amid POCC criticism 

 Eisgruber defends Dean Jamal amid POCC criticism 

Two Princeton seniors, one Oxford student named 2022 Sachs Scholars

Princeton seniors Nathnael Mengistie ’22 and Sydney Hughes ’22, as well as University of Oxford graduate student Elise Doumergue, are among the 2022 Sachs Scholarship recipients.

Princeton seniors Nathnael Mengistie ’22 and Sydney Hughes ’22, as well as University of Oxford graduate student Elise Doumergue, are among the 2022 Sachs Scholarship recipients.

Eisgruber defends SPIA Dean Jamal amid POCC criticism of statement on Rittenhouse verdict

“Deans and other academic administrators cannot do their jobs without sometimes stating their opinions about controversial topics (indeed, I am doing that now),” President Eisgruber wrote to the ‘Prince.’ “Others remain free, of course, to disagree with what we say or with our decisions about when to speak up for what we believe.”

“Deans and other academic administrators cannot do their jobs without sometimes stating their opinions about controversial topics (indeed, I am doing that now),” President Eisgruber wrote to the ‘Prince.’ “Others remain free, of course, to disagree with what we say or with our decisions about when to speak up for what we believe.”

Loving yourself more than your work

“I really do love my job, but it’s about more than the stories I cover. Mostly, it’s about the people I cover the stories with.”

“I really do love my job, but it’s about more than the stories I cover. Mostly, it’s about the people I cover the stories with.”

Sports Recap: Basketball remains undefeated in the Ivy League, track and field compete in first meet, MIH defeated by No. 1 Quinnipac

Head Sports Editor Julia Nguyen runs through the Tigers’ wins and losses from the week. Basketball continues its winning streak, track competes in their first meet of the season against Navy, and WIH take on Union and St. Lawrence.

Head Sports Editor Julia Nguyen runs through the Tigers’ wins and losses from the week. Basketball continues its winning streak, track competes in their first meet of the season against Navy, and WIH take on Union and St. Lawrence.

Centering ourselves: We have so much beautiful time

“I just love, and I hope for the best.”

“I just love, and I hope for the best.”