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Second-guess the job offer in your inbox: phishing attempts up 44 percent

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Second-guess the job offer in your inbox: phishing attempts up 44 percent

Ark Bunyan

| DATA | April 15

The Phish Bowl, Princeton Office of Information Technology’s repository for submitting scam or phishing emails, has received over 55 percent more unique emails in 2024 than in 2022. Most recently, a scammer used a dean in the Engineering School’s likeness to get student clicks.

For Kaden Knight ’28, purple is the new orange

A young man wearing a purple hat, purple shirt, purple pants, and a purple backpack of varying shades stands with his arms in the air and a smile on his face in an arched stone outdoor walkway.

For Kaden Knight ’28, purple is the new orange

Ark Bunyan

| FEATURES | March 18

Kaden Knight ’28, known around campus as “The Purple Guy,” has worn only purple, every outfit, every day since third grade. The ‘Prince’ wanted to know: who is he and why purple?

Women’s hockey secures first ECAC wins with victories over Harvard and Dartmouth

Ice hockey goalie stops puck on her knees.

Women’s hockey secures first ECAC wins with victories over Harvard and Dartmouth

Ark Bunyan and Cole Keller

| SPORTS | November 12

The power play continued to be a bright spot for the Tigers this weekend, as the Tigers snapped a four-game losing streak in a weekend sweep.

Men’s tennis shines at Farnsworth Invitational held at new facility

A group of men huddle together on a tennis field surrounded by trees.

Men’s tennis shines at Farnsworth Invitational held at new facility

Ark Bunyan

| SPORTS | November 5

Princeton men’s tennis wrapped up a successful showing at the Farnsworth Invitational this past weekend, hosting UNC, Rice, Texas A&M, and Washington at their newly inaugurated Racquet Center at the Meadows Campus. Featuring standout singles wins and hard-fought matches, Princeton demonstrated depth across three intense days.

Women’s volleyball falls to a strong Marquette team in final non-conference match

Woman hitting volleyball over net with teammates surrounding her.

Women’s volleyball falls to a strong Marquette team in final non-conference match

Ark Bunyan

| SPORTS | October 27

Women’s volleyball lost in straight sets to Marquette despite a surge in the second. They face an undefeated Yale next week away in New Haven.

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Second-guess the job offer in your inbox: phishing attempts up 44 percent

Second-guess the job offer in your inbox: phishing attempts up 44 percent

For Kaden Knight ’28, purple is the new orange

For Kaden Knight ’28, purple is the new orange

Women’s hockey secures first ECAC wins with victories over Harvard and Dartmouth

Women’s hockey secures first ECAC wins with victories over Harvard and Dartmouth

Men’s tennis shines at Farnsworth Invitational held at new facility

Men’s tennis shines at Farnsworth Invitational held at new facility

Women’s volleyball falls to a strong Marquette team in final non-conference match

Women’s volleyball falls to a strong Marquette team in final non-conference match

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