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Miguel Gracia-Zhang

Princeton says it avoided COVID-19 furloughs and layoffs. For some contract workers, that isn’t the case.

Prospect House (pictured here), Palmer House, the EQuad Café, Genomics Café, and Café 701 all typically employ workers contracted through Restaurant Associates. Jon Ort / The Daily Princetonian

Princeton says it avoided COVID-19 furloughs and layoffs. For some contract workers, that isn’t the case.

Ellen Li and Miguel Gracia-Zhang
| FEATURES | December 23

According to those affected, around 50 Restaurant Associates contract workers have been furloughed since March, and at least five laid off. Feeling forgotten by the University, which has maintained pay and benefits for its direct employees, four furloughed workers shared their experiences with The Daily Princetonian.

According to those affected, around 50 Restaurant Associates contract workers have been furloughed since March, and at least five laid off. Feeling forgotten by the University, which has maintained pay and benefits for its direct employees, four furloughed workers shared their experiences with The Daily Princetonian.

After helping Princetonians vote, Vote100 interns look ahead

Sarah Lee ’22 participated in the Vote100 campaign while still on campus, urging students to stop by and contact their representatives. Karolen Eid / The Daily Princetonian

After helping Princetonians vote, Vote100 interns look ahead

Miguel Gracia-Zhang
| NEWS | December 6

Ever since COVID-19 sent most undergraduates home in early March, the student- and staff-led organization has expanded beyond straightforward get-out-the-vote marketing and has virtually helped thousands of students register to vote and stay informed about national and local elections.

Ever since COVID-19 sent most undergraduates home in early March, the student- and staff-led organization has expanded beyond straightforward get-out-the-vote marketing.

U. employees promote health, safety guidelines as part of Campus Advocate Program

Venue Services managers Vin Stanley (far left) and Risa Lemkin (second from left) helped devise the new program. Campus Dining staff members Greg Michels (second from right) and Devin Carr (far right) will be among the 100 employees serving as Campus Advocates. Denise Applewhite / Office of Communications

U. employees promote health, safety guidelines as part of Campus Advocate Program

Miguel Gracia-Zhang
| NEWS | October 20

Under the new program, about 100 employees from Campus Dining, Building Services, and Performing Arts Services will now “educate faculty, staff and students about the University’s health and safety guidelines.”

Under the new program, about 100 employees from Campus Dining, Building Services, and Performing Arts Services will now “educate faculty, staff and students about the University’s health and safety guidelines.”

Nearly 4,500 students, faculty, and staff vaccinated at annual FluFest

Courtesy of the Office of Communications

Nearly 4,500 students, faculty, and staff vaccinated at annual FluFest

Miguel Gracia-Zhang
| NEWS | October 19

All students living on campus or allowed to visit for ROTC or research purposes were required to receive a flu vaccination. Among those vaccinated, 402 were undergraduates, 1,519 were graduate students, 1,856 were staff, and 497 were faculty.

All students living on campus or allowed to visit for ROTC or research purposes were required to receive a flu vaccination. Among those vaccinated, 402 were undergraduates, 1,519 were graduate students, 1,856 were staff, and 497 were faculty.

Princeton Mutual Aid ‘online storytelling’ fundraiser raises over $3.5K

Princeton Mutual Aid ‘online storytelling’ fundraiser raises over $3.5K

Miguel Gracia-Zhang
| NEWS | October 14

The event, hosted by Labyrinth books and moderated by Professor Deborah Amos, featured stories from a panel of speakers and raised over $3500 for Princeton Mutual Aid.

The event, hosted by Labyrinth books and moderated by Professor Deborah Amos, featured stories from a panel of speakers and raised over $3.5 thousand for Princeton Mutual Aid. 

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