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Princeton isn’t Cornell. The conditions for sexual violence endure nonetheless

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Princeton isn’t Cornell. The conditions for sexual violence endure nonetheless

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board
| OPINION | 3 days ago

The Editorial Board argues that though Princeton’s social life may look different from Cornell’s in important ways, one important commonality remains. The conditions for sexual violence endure and permeate campus life even without the centrality of institutions like fraternity.

The Editorial Board argues that though Princeton’s social life may look different from Cornell’s in important ways, one important commonality remains. The conditions for sexual violence endure and permeate campus life even without the centrality of institutions like fraternity.

For proctors to work, students need a say

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For proctors to work, students need a say

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board
| OPINION | April 6

The Editorial Board is united in arguing that undergraduate students must be involved in any changes to our honor system. Moving forward, the University has the opportunity to right its wrongs — it is not too late to seriously solicit the perspectives of students prior to enacting a proctor system.

The Board is united in the belief that undergraduate students must be involved in any changes to our honor system. Moving forward, the University has the opportunity to right its wrongs — it is not too late to seriously solicit the perspectives of students prior to enacting a proctor system.

Vote Colón Roosevelt ’27 for president: your guide to the winter 2025 USG ballot

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Vote Colón Roosevelt ’27 for president: your guide to the winter 2025 USG ballot

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board
| OPINION | November 24

The Daily Princetonian Editorial Board weighs in on the USG candidates up and down the ballot, including endorsing Quentin Colón Roosevelt ’27 for president. In his platform and responses to our questions, Colón Roosevelt focused on relevant issues and pathways through which USG can exercise power — both in ways that address inefficiencies and leverage existing structures and in ways that expand the current role of undergraduate student representation.

The Daily Princetonian Editorial Board weighs in on the USG candidates up and down the ballot, including endorsing Quentin Colón Roosevelt ’27 for president. In his platform and responses to our questions, Colón Roosevelt focused on relevant issues and pathways through which USG can exercise power — both in ways that address inefficiencies and leverage existing structures and in ways that expand the current role of undergraduate student representation.

The University wants a compliant USG. Recently, it’s gotten what it wants.

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The University wants a compliant USG. Recently, it’s gotten what it wants.

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board
| OPINION | November 21

It is not acceptable for our representatives to simply give up, even — and especially — when obstacles to student interests feel formidable.

It is not acceptable for our representatives to simply give up, even — and especially — when obstacles to student interests feel formidable.

Universities are scared of Trump. Princeton spoke out — and others should join us.

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Universities are scared of Trump. Princeton spoke out — and others should join us.

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board
| OPINION | 03/19/2025

But as Princeton stands up first, it can invite others to stand with it. Through coordinated action and litigation, universities can show that they will never again fight the Trump administration’s attacks alone.

But as Princeton stands up first, it can invite others to stand with it. Through coordinated action and litigation, universities can show that they will never again fight the Trump administration’s attacks alone.

Encampments are not ‘inherently unsafe.’ Princeton should not arrest or expel students for them.

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Encampments are not ‘inherently unsafe.’ Princeton should not arrest or expel students for them.

Daily Princetonian Editorial Board
| OPINION | 04/25/2024

“We urge Princeton to cease student arrests and to refrain from expelling students simply for engaging in prolonged protest.”

“We urge Princeton to cease student arrests and to refrain from expelling students simply for engaging in prolonged protest.”

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