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To break the cycle of violence in Israel and Palestine, end the occupation

Cityscape of the old city of Jerusalem in Israel by Berthold Werner / CC0

To break the cycle of violence in Israel and Palestine, end the occupation

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | June 17

“Ultimately, a world where all Israelis and Palestinians can live and prosper with peace and dignity is possible, and getting there requires us all to engage deeply with both the history of the region and the people inhabiting it, as well as its current reality.”

“Ultimately, a world where all Israelis and Palestinians can live and prosper with peace and dignity is possible, and getting there requires us all to engage deeply with both the history of the region and the people inhabiting it, as well as its current reality.”

Princeton community stands with Israel

“Israel_9-09_111” by Patrick Brennan / CC BY 2.0

Princeton community stands with Israel

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | May 29

“By denying Israel the ability to keep its citizens safe, one holds Israel to a standard to which no other country in the world is held. We refuse to trivialize or dismiss terrorism or antisemitism, and we will continue to support Israel’s right to national security.”

“By denying Israel the ability to keep its citizens safe, one holds Israel to a standard to which no other country in the world is held. We refuse to trivialize or dismiss terrorism or antisemitism, and we will continue to support Israel’s right to national security.”

Princeton University community statement of solidarity with the Palestinian people

“Palestine Flag at Parliament House” by John Englart / CC BY-SA 2.0

Princeton University community statement of solidarity with the Palestinian people

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | May 18

“We stand in solidarity with Palestinians and their Jewish Israeli allies, understanding that their struggle is fundamentally entwined with many other movements for equality, justice, and liberation both within the United States and around the world. We join together in rededicating ourselves to working against all forms of racism, colonialism, and injustice at Princeton, in the classroom, on campus, and beyond.”

“We stand in solidarity with Palestinians and their Jewish Israeli allies, understanding that their struggle is fundamentally entwined with many other movements for equality, justice, and liberation both within the United States and around the world. We join together in rededicating ourselves to working against all forms of racism, colonialism, and injustice at Princeton, in the classroom, on campus, and beyond.”

RCAs: Princeton must take further action for student wellbeing

Dormitories on campus. Jon Ort / The Daily Princetonian

RCAs: Princeton must take further action for student wellbeing

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | May 2

“While we are pleased by the recently-announced postponement of Dean’s Date, we believe the University must enact more substantial and enduring policy to alleviate long-term issues related to student stress and mental health.”

“While we are pleased by the recently-announced postponement of Dean’s Date, we believe the University must enact more substantial and enduring policy to alleviate long-term issues related to student stress and mental health.”

Princeton must reform campus climate for the safety of students

Students protest against the University’s enforcement of Title IX regulations. Mark Dodici / The Daily Princetonian

Princeton must reform campus climate for the safety of students

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | April 27

“Students have time and again reported feeling ignored and unprotected by the University’s Title IX office, or having experienced other forms of silencing. This culture makes learning and working on campus unsafe for all, in particular for survivors, and it must end.”

“Students have time and again reported feeling ignored and unprotected by the University’s Title IX office, or having experienced other forms of silencing. This culture makes learning and working on campus unsafe for all, in particular for survivors, and it must end.”

Princeton owes the families of the MOVE bombing victims answers

Burr Hall, where the Anthropology Department is located.  Mark Dodici / The Daily Princetonian

Princeton owes the families of the MOVE bombing victims answers

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | April 26

“It is simply not enough to assert, as has a University spokesperson, that nothing ‘improper is currently taking place at Princeton.’ The victims of the MOVE bombing, their families, and those of us at Princeton invested in Black history and communities deserve more.”

“It is simply not enough to assert, as has a University spokesperson, that nothing ‘improper is currently taking place at Princeton.’ The victims of the MOVE bombing, their families, and those of us at Princeton invested in Black history and communities deserve more.”

PART III | Power and Money at Princeton: Princeton’s Donors Fund Climate Denial

PART III | Power and Money at Princeton: Princeton’s Donors Fund Climate Denial

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | February 9

Princeton’s climate history is one of cognitive dissonance. The University has simultaneously affiliated itself with climate action and climate denial.

Princeton’s climate history is one of cognitive dissonance. The University has simultaneously affiliated itself with climate action and climate denial.

PART II | Power and Money at Princeton: What do you get for a donation to Princeton?

Ashley Chung / The Daily Princetonian

PART II | Power and Money at Princeton: What do you get for a donation to Princeton?

Guest Contributors
| OPINION | February 8

As we strive to understand systems of power at Princeton and beyond, it is crucial to know how the University is funded and the power of big donors at Princeton — whether explicitly stated or implicitly understood. As they pour millions into the University, we should encourage greater scrutiny of what they may get in return — better reputations, greater consideration in important university decisions, seats on the Board. 

As we strive to understand systems of power at Princeton and beyond, it is crucial to know how the University is funded and the power of big donors at Princeton — whether explicitly stated or implicitly understood. As they pour millions into the University, we should encourage greater scrutiny of what they may get in return — better reputations, greater consideration in important university decisions, seats on the Board. 

PART I | Power and Money At Princeton: Where is our ‘Princeton Forward’?

Ashley Chung / The Daily Princetonian

PART I | Power and Money At Princeton: Where is our ‘Princeton Forward’?

Guest Contributors
| PROJECTS | February 7

The opaqueness of the Trustee nomination process and absence of a petition option highlight the undemocratic and nontransparent nature of Princeton’s Board of Trustees.

The opaqueness of the Trustee nomination process and absence of a petition option highlight the undemocratic and nontransparent nature of Princeton’s Board of Trustees.

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