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Princeton sees semester’s largest uptick in COVID cases as students depart for Thanksgiving

Lewis Thomas Laboratory, where COVID-19 tests are processed on campus. Daily Princetonian Staff / The Daily Princetonian

Princeton sees semester’s largest uptick in COVID cases as students depart for Thanksgiving

Caitlin Limestahl and Andrew Somerville
| NEWS | November 23

University-wide COVID-19 positive cases have spiked to their highest levels this semester, and multiple eating clubs reported COVID-positive attendees at events this past weekend, leading to concern among students leaving campus prior to Thanksgiving break.

University-wide COVID-19 positive cases have spiked to their highest levels this semester, and multiple eating clubs reported COVID-positive attendees at events this past weekend, leading to concern among students leaving campus prior to Thanksgiving break.

Extremist protestors occupying Washington Road heckle students, spew hate-speech

Aden Rusfeldt and other protestors stared down a crowd of students at their demonstration Wednesday. Julian Gottfried / The Daily Princetonian

Extremist protestors occupying Washington Road heckle students, spew hate-speech

Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | September 16

“Since the group assembled on municipal property — the sidewalk alongside Scudder Plaza — the University did not have jurisdiction over their actions,” University Spokesperson Ben Chang wrote. “Nonetheless, the University has taken a number of immediate steps to address the impact of this group’s actions on community members.”

“Since the group assembled on municipal property — the sidewalk alongside Scudder Plaza — the University did not have jurisdiction over their actions,” University Spokesperson Ben Chang wrote. “Nonetheless, the University has taken a number of immediate steps to address the impact of this group’s actions on community members.”

USG hears from Wintersession coordinator, discusses task forces

Wintersession and Campus Engagement Coordinator Judy Jarvis spoke before the Undergraduate Student Government at their September 12 meeting.  Caitlin Limestahl / The Daily Princetonian

USG hears from Wintersession coordinator, discusses task forces

Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | September 13

According to Jarvis, domestic travel during Wintersession will resume this year but only for locations accessible by ground transportation. The courses that do take trips will be on a local and regional level. 

According to Jarvis, domestic travel during Wintersession will resume this year but only for locations accessible by ground transportation. The courses that do take trips will be on a local and regional level. 

Princeton community mourns the death of Kevin Chang ’23

Mark Dodici / The Daily Princetonian

Princeton community mourns the death of Kevin Chang ’23

Allan Shen and Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | April 29

A memorial service was held over Zoom at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 28. Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Rev. Alison Boden hosted the event, which was attended by over 140 people. An in-person vigil took place at 5 p.m. on Thursday for students to gather and reflect.

A memorial service was held over Zoom at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 28. Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Rev. Alison Boden hosted the event, which was attended by over 140 people. An in-person vigil took place at 5 p.m. on Thursday for students to gather and reflect.

USG committee chairs reflect on semester’s progress

Caitlin Limestahl / The Daily Princetonian 

USG committee chairs reflect on semester’s progress

Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | April 26

USG Senate members heard from the chairs of the Student Life, Sustainability, Academics, Campus and Community Affairs, and Social Committees on their work from the past semester and their plans for the fall. 

USG Senate members heard from the chairs of the Student Life, Sustainability, Academics, Campus and Community Affairs, and Social Committees on their work from the past semester and their plans for the fall. 

Nakase ’21, Wang ’21 named valedictorian, salutatorian

Taishi Nakase ’21 and Lucy Wang ’21, who have been named valedictorian and salutatorian of the Class of 2021. Office of Communications

Nakase ’21, Wang ’21 named valedictorian, salutatorian

Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | April 26

Both have won the Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence and plan to attend medical school. Nakase concentrated in operations research and financial engineering. Wang concentrated in chemistry and is pursuing a certificate in classics with a focus on Ancient Roman language and culture. 

Both have won the Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence and plan to attend medical school. Nakase concentrated in operations research and financial engineering. Wang concentrated in chemistry and is pursuing a certificate in classics with a focus on Ancient Roman language and culture. 

Following all-time high in CPS appointments, Dolan urges faculty toward ‘compassionate practices’

The entrance to McCosh Health Center. Jon Ort / The Daily Princetonian

Following all-time high in CPS appointments, Dolan urges faculty toward ‘compassionate practices’

Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | April 15

In an email to The Daily Princetonian, University Spokesperson Jess Fasano clarified that CPS had 1,490 clinical appointments this March alone, which, according to Dolan’s memo, was the highest number in the history of CPS. 

In an email to The Daily Princetonian, University Spokesperson Jess Fasano clarified that CPS had 1,490 clinical appointments this March alone, which, according to Dolan’s memo, was the highest number in the history of CPS. 

María Corina Machado talks Venezuelan crisis during Princeton event

Courtesy of María Corina Machado

María Corina Machado talks Venezuelan crisis during Princeton event

Caitlin Limestahl
| NEWS | April 11

Near the end of the webinar, Machado expressly stated her vision for Venezuela that has guided her work: “I do not want an ordinary country. I want an extraordinary nation to which Venezuelans can dream high and be able to build the best and strongest nation we can.” 

Near the end of the webinar, Machado expressly stated her vision for Venezuela that has guided her work: “I do not want an ordinary country. I want an extraordinary nation to which Venezuelans can dream high and be able to build the best and strongest nation we can.” 

Committee considering fossil fuel divestment to release recommendations this May

Andrew Somerville / The Daily Princetonian

Committee considering fossil fuel divestment to release recommendations this May

Caitlin Limestahl and Andrew Somerville
| NEWS | March 22

The University committee responsible for reviewing divestment proposals will submit its recommendation on fossil fuel divestment to the Board of Trustees this coming May, geosciences professor and Resources Committee chair Blair Schoene told attendees of this month’s CPUC meeting.

The University committee responsible for reviewing divestment proposals will submit its recommendation on fossil fuel divestment to the Board of Trustees this coming May, geosciences professor and Resources Committee chair Blair Schoene told attendees of this month’s CPUC meeting.

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Zachary Shevin, Caitlin Limestahl, Uanne Chang

USG Presidential candidates discuss key issues before voting begins

Zachary Shevin, Caitlin Limestahl, and Uanne Chang | 11/22/2020

The 'Prince' sits down (separately) with this year's candidates for Undergraduate Student Government President to discuss their platforms, the role of USG in decision-making, and their individual experiences handling some of the key issues of the past year. Interviews by Caitlin Limestahl '23 and Zachary Shevin '22 and editing by Uanne Chang '24

NEWS | 01/25/2022

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