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Princeton faculty members discuss experience leading Sherrill transition teams

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Princeton faculty members discuss experience leading Sherrill transition teams

Clara Docherty and Christine Woods

| NEWS | February 4

Professors Kathryn Edin and Heather Howard served as co-chairs on the Affordable Healthcare and the Kids Mental Health and Online Safety transition teams, respectively. They discussed their work with the ‘Prince.’

New statewide e-bike regulations to take effect July 2026, could impact impending University PEV policy

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New statewide e-bike regulations to take effect July 2026, could impact impending University PEV policy

Christine Woods

| NEWS | February 4

With the new bill, New Jersey will now have among the strictest e-bike regulations in the country.

At least eight spring courses to make significant use of Princeton University Art Museum

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At least eight spring courses to make significant use of Princeton University Art Museum

Christine Woods

| NEWS | December 9

This spring semester, Princeton will offer eight courses that largely incorporate the museum into their curriculums.

Student group leaders express differing takeaways from N.J. gubernatorial and N.Y. mayoral elections

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Student group leaders express differing takeaways from N.J. gubernatorial and N.Y. mayoral elections

Emily Murphy and Christine Woods

| NEWS | November 10

Voter turnout also increased in Princeton as compared to 2021’s gubernatorial election, while implications for next year’s midterms remain mixed.

As election day nears, Princeton professors weigh in on N.J. gubernatorial race

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As election day nears, Princeton professors weigh in on N.J. gubernatorial race

Sena Chang and Christine Woods

| NEWS | November 3

Ahead of Tuesday’s pivotal Nov. 4 election, Princeton professors weighed in on the closely-contested N.J. gubernatorial race between Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli.

New Princeton bus route proposed at town council meeting

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New Princeton bus route proposed at town council meeting

Luke Grippo and Christine Woods

| NEWS | October 10

The Princeton Town Council meeting on Wednesday included proposals for new buses and a new bus route.

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Princeton faculty members discuss experience leading Sherrill transition teams

Princeton faculty members discuss experience leading Sherrill transition teams

New statewide e-bike regulations to take effect July 2026, could impact impending University PEV policy

New statewide e-bike regulations to take effect July 2026, could impact impending University PEV policy

At least eight spring courses to make significant use of Princeton University Art Museum

At least eight spring courses to make significant use of Princeton University Art Museum

Student group leaders express differing takeaways from N.J. gubernatorial and N.Y. mayoral elections

Student group leaders express differing takeaways from N.J. gubernatorial and N.Y. mayoral elections

As election day nears, Princeton professors weigh in on N.J. gubernatorial race

As election day nears, Princeton professors weigh in on N.J. gubernatorial race

New Princeton bus route proposed at town council meeting

New Princeton bus route proposed at town council meeting

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