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The STEM School shooting, one year later: a reflection
selfOn May 7, two students went into our high school, STEM School Highlands Ranch, and opened fire at our peers, killing one student, Kendrick Castillo. On May 7, our entire world shattered in mere moments.
U. to amend sexual misconduct policy after DeVos releases new Title IX regulations
The amended rules will require live hearings during which students accused of sexual assault will be able to cross-examine their accusers.
U. to conduct Title IX investigations remotely, despite COVID-19
“Even before the COVID-19 situation, we have had the ability to conduct Title IX investigations remotely using video technology such as Zoom,” Hotchkiss wrote.
U. to compensate student workers for lost hours
According to the new policy, students who receive need-based financial aid, have already worked durinb the Spring 2020 term, and will not be working at the University, either in person or remotely, through the end of the term are eligible to be paid normal wages.
Reunions cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
The University has canceled 2020 Reunions amid COVID-19 concerns. No decisions has been made regarding Commencement and other end of year celebrations for the class of 2020.
Third U. staff member presumed positive for COVID-19, three new presumed positive cases in town
On Sunday, a third University staff member tested positive for COVID-19, according to an exclusive statement to The Daily Princetonian from University Deputy Spokesperson Mike Hotchkiss.
First coronavirus-related death in New Jersey announced by Gov. Murphy
On Tuesday, March 10, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Lt. Governor Sheila Oliver released a joint statement, announcing a man in his 60s from Bergen County as New Jersey’s first COVID-19 fatality.
PLAS hosts discussion on Latin American politics, protests
During a roundtable discussion hosted by the Program in Latin American Studies, panelists discussed protests in Colombia, Puerto Rico, and Mexico.
Sirad Hassan ’20 to participate in Jeopardy! College Championship
According to a press release from Jeopardy producers, Hassan will be one of two students from the Ivy League participating in this year’s Tournament, with the other being Yale University sophomore Nathaniel Miller.
Divest Princeton student activists deliver CPUC proposal on steps of Nassau Hall
On Thursday afternoon, about 50 people planned to march to the office of University President Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83 and protest the University’s investments in fossil fuel companies.