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‘The Princeton I wanted to join’: The evolution of Wintersession

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‘The Princeton I wanted to join’: The evolution of Wintersession

Sejal Goud and Gia Musselwhite
| FEATURES | January 25

Since its conception in 2014, Princeton University’s Wintersession has provided space for students to explore and learn in a pressure-free environment. The ‘Prince’ looked at its evolution and growth into the established program it is today.

Since its conception in 2014, Princeton University’s Wintersession has provided space for students to explore and learn in a pressure-free environment. The ‘Prince’ looked at its evolution and growth into the established program it is today.

‘Food that welcomes everybody in’: The power of Nomad Pizza

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‘Food that welcomes everybody in’: The power of Nomad Pizza

Sejal Goud
| FEATURES | November 1

Nearly sixteen years ago, friends Tom Grim and Stalin Bedon found an REO Speedwagon truck on eBay, and Nomad Pizza was born. 

Nearly sixteen years ago, friends Tom Grim and Stalin Bedon found an REO Speedwagon truck on eBay, and Nomad Pizza was born. Today, the pizzeria-on-wheels continues to operate out of the same eBay-bought truck and is now a Princeton University staple.

Josh Babu ’22 researches the effects of gender-affirming care on transgender youth’s long-term health

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Josh Babu ’22 researches the effects of gender-affirming care on transgender youth’s long-term health

Sejal Goud
| FEATURES | April 19

In the first installment of “Inside Independent Work,” The Daily Princetonian dives into Josh Babu’s research at the intersection of gender and sexuality studies and molecular biology. He studies how gender-affirming healthcare can affect the long-term health of transgender youth. 

In the first installment of “Inside Independent Work,” The Daily Princetonian dives into Josh Babu’s research at the intersection of gender and sexuality studies and molecular biology. He studies how gender-affirming healthcare can affect the long-term health of transgender youth.

A room in the back of a sweater store: Making space for commemorating Einstein in town

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A room in the back of a sweater store: Making space for commemorating Einstein in town

Rachel Posner and Sejal Goud
| FEATURES | February 24

Landau, a wool clothing business on Nassau Street, housed a single-room museum at the back of their store for Einstein from the 1990s until just two years ago. Now, more comprehensive efforts to commemorate the infamous physicist — for his work, but also his legacy as a beloved townsperson — are underway.

Landau, a wool clothing business on Nassau Street, housed a single-room museum at the back of their store for Einstein from the 1990s until just two years ago. Now, more comprehensive efforts to commemorate the infamous physicist — for his work, but also his legacy as a beloved townsperson — are underway.

To listen, to learn: lessons from interfaith dialogue within Office of Religious Life

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To listen, to learn: lessons from interfaith dialogue within Office of Religious Life

Sejal Goud
| FEATURES | 11/17/2021

The University’s Religious Life Council (RLC) hosted an event they dubbed “Speed Faithing,” a play on speed dating that aimed to foster interfaith community building. Students were encouraged to be as silly or profound as they wished in answering questions like, “What is your definition of love?” This event is part of the RLC’s larger initiative to foster interpersonal understanding on campus.

The University’s Religious Life Council (RLC) hosted an event they dubbed “Speed Faithing,” a play on speed dating that aimed to foster interfaith community building. Students were encouraged to be as silly or profound as they wished in answering questions like, “What is your definition of love?” This event is part of the RLC’s larger initiative to foster interpersonal understanding on campus.

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