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Gene Andrew Jarrett ’97 named next Dean of the Faculty

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Gene Andrew Jarrett ’97 named next Dean of the Faculty

Katherine Dailey
| NEWS | May 29

Gene Andrew Jarrett ’97 will take over as Princeton’s next Dean of the Faculty on Aug. 1, as well as the William S. Tod Professor of English. Jarrett has studied African American literary history, among other subjects, and is coming to Princeton from his position as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at New York University.

Gene Andrew Jarrett ’97 will take over as Princeton’s next Dean of the Faculty on Aug. 1 as well as the William S. Tod Professor of English. Jarrett has studied African American literary history, among other subjects, and is coming to Princeton from his position as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at New York University.

Over 200 students have faced disciplinary action for Social Contract violations this academic year

A sign promoting social distancing in front of Blair Arch. Mark Dodici / The Daily Princetonian

Over 200 students have faced disciplinary action for Social Contract violations this academic year

Katherine Dailey
| NEWS | May 6

249 students have faced disciplinary action for violations of the Social Contract between Sept. 1 and April 22. Roughly half of the violations involved students who did not follow the University testing protocol.

249 students have faced disciplinary action for violations of the Social Contract between Sept. 1 and April 22. Roughly half of the violations involved students who did not follow the University testing protocol.

Dean’s Date postponed until May 10 amid student mental health crisis

1879 Hall and the lawn in front of Frist Campus Center. Mark Dodici / The Daily Princetonian

Dean’s Date postponed until May 10 amid student mental health crisis

Mark Dodici and Katherine Dailey
| NEWS | April 30

The extension will move Dean’s Date from May 5 to May 10, although the final examination period will remain unchanged. The announcement comes following repeated student calls for action on mental health.

The extension will move Dean’s Date from May 5 to May 10, although the final examination period will remain unchanged. The announcement comes following repeated student calls for action on mental health.

All seniors and degree recipients invited to 2021 Commencement Exercises

Palmer Stadium, where the University’s football team plays. Courtesy of Joe Shlabotnik / Flickr

All seniors and degree recipients invited to 2021 Commencement Exercises

Katherine Dailey and Anika Buch
| NEWS | April 9

According to an April 9 update to the Commencement website, all seniors and degree recipients will be invited back to campus for 2021 Commencement Exercises. Each graduate is allowed two guests.

According to an April 9 update to the Commencement website, all seniors and degree recipients will be invited back to campus for 2021 Commencement Exercises. Each graduate is allowed two guests.

55 students face disciplinary action for Social Contract violations according to ODUS report

Jon Ort / The Daily Princetonian

55 students face disciplinary action for Social Contract violations according to ODUS report

Katherine Dailey
| NEWS | March 1

In eight cases, students given probation were additionally barred from access to campus for the remainder of the semester. These eight cases were deemed “significant” under the Social Contract.

In eight cases, students given probation were additionally barred from access to campus for the remainder of the semester. These eight cases were deemed “significant” under the Social Contract.

Princeton Mayor Mark Freda discusses campaign, term goals, and finding balance

Katherine Dailey, Daniel Drake

Princeton Mayor Mark Freda discusses campaign, term goals, and finding balance

Katherine Dailey and Daniel Drake
| VIDEO | February 22

Assistant News Editor Katherine Dailey '24 sits down with new Princeton Mayor Mark Freda to discuss his campaign, goals for his term, and balancing work, family, and service. Edited by Daniel Drake '24.

Assistant News Editor Katherine Dailey '24 sits down with new Princeton Mayor Mark Freda to discuss his campaign, goals for his term, and balancing work, family, and service.

Annual State of the University letter addresses free speech, institutional racism

Jon Ort / The Daily Princetonian

Annual State of the University letter addresses free speech, institutional racism

Caitlin Limestahl and Katherine Dailey
| NEWS | February 5

In addition to outlining Princeton's expectation for full in-person instruction in the fall, President Eisgruber focused and reflected on Princeton’s institutional values in the wake of racial reckoning and political turmoil.

In addition to outlining Princeton's expectation for full in-person instruction in the fall, President Eisgruber focused and reflected on Princeton’s institutional values in the wake of racial reckoning and political turmoil.

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Katherine Dailey, Uanne Chang

Day in the Life: Moving into Princeton during COVID-19

Katherine Dailey and Uanne Chang | January 24

As students arrive on campus for the second semester, move-in procedures have shifted significantly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, including frequent testing, social distancing protocols, and arrival quarantines for the safety of the community.  Follow along with Assistant News Editor Katherine Dailey as she navigates Princeton during these unprecedented times. Edited by Uanne Chang.

NEWS | 06/21/2021
Sandeep Mangat, Katherine Dailey, Uanne Chang

EXCLUSIVE | Profs. Allen Guelzo, Matthew Karp discuss judicial supremacy, politicization of courts

Sandeep Mangat, Katherine Dailey, and Uanne Chang | October 22

News writers Sandeep Mangat ’23 and Katherine Dailey ’24 sit down with Professor Allen Guelzo, Director of the James Madison Program Initiative on Politics and Statesmanship, and Associate Professor of History Matthew Karp. They discuss judicial supremacy, the politicization of courts, and the implications that Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s potential confirmation could have on the future of the Supreme Court. Edited by Uanne Chang ’24. Head Multimedia Editor: Mark Dodici ’22 Associate Video Editor: Mindy Burton ’23 www.dailyprincetonian.com

NEWS | 06/21/2021

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