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Daily Princetonian Staff


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The Class of 2026, by the numbers: The fifth annual senior survey

Compiled through months of planning, outreach, and analysis, the data visualizations and blurbs presented in the Senior Survey help tell the story of the Great Class of 2026 — the largest undergraduate class in the University’s history.

Compiled through months of planning, outreach, and analysis, the data visualizations and blurbs presented in the Senior Survey help tell the story of the Great Class of 2026 — the largest undergraduate class in the University’s history.


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Tracking Princeton’s budget cuts

Amid an increasingly uncertain fiscal and political environment, Princeton has made several rounds of budget cuts beginning in Spring 2025. The ‘Prince’ tracked many of these cuts, with a focus on those that are student-facing.

Amid an increasingly uncertain fiscal and political environment, Princeton has made several rounds of budget cuts beginning in Spring 2025. The ‘Prince’ tracked many of these cuts, with a focus on those that are student-facing.


24 hours in the Princeton University Art Museum

The ‘Prince’ staff spent 24 hours in the Princeton University Art Museum at the grand reopening on Oct. 31. Beginning at 5 p.m., the event lasted until 5 p.m. on Nov. 1.

The ‘Prince’ staff spent 24 hours in the Princeton University Art Museum at the grand reopening on Oct. 31. Beginning at 5 p.m., the event lasted until 5 p.m. on Nov. 1.


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Special Issue: The Princeton University Art Museum

In this first-of-its-kind magazine from The Daily Princetonian, you’ll find reviews of each of the pavilions, the hallways and transition spaces, and the new Mosaic restaurant, and bundles of illuminating photos. To bring you this issue, our reporters spoke to curators, tried $13 matcha, and stayed in the art museum for every moment of its 24-hour opening. 

In this first-of-its-kind magazine from The Daily Princetonian, you’ll find reviews of each of the pavilions, the hallways and transition spaces, and the new Mosaic restaurant, and bundles of illuminating photos. To bring you this issue, our reporters spoke to curators, tried $13 matcha, and stayed in the art museum for every moment of its 24-hour opening. 


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