Previous Issues

Submit a tip

Subscribe Donate
Follow us on Instagram
Try our free mini crossword
Listen to our podcast
Download the app

Toby Chang

Annual May Day protest draws smaller crowd than expected

_DSC5969.jpg

Annual May Day protest draws smaller crowd than expected

Toby Chang
| NEWS | 5 days ago

About 200–250 protesters gathered near Robertson Hall for a May Day march organized by Resistencia en Acción, calling for labor and immigrant rights. Speakers urged political action as the peaceful event concluded with community testimonies.

About 200–250 protesters gathered near Robertson Hall for a May Day march organized by Resistencia en Acción, calling for labor and immigrant rights. Speakers urged political action as the peaceful event concluded with community testimonies.

Students divided over new e-bike ban

An electronic bicycle against a background of bricks.

Students divided over new e-bike ban

Toby Chang
| NEWS | April 14

Students expressed divided views on the University’s new policy banning the use, storage, parking, and charging of e-bikes on campus, citing concerns about commuting challenges and campus safety.

Students expressed divided views on the University’s new policy banning the use, storage, parking, and charging of e-bikes on campus, citing concerns about commuting challenges and campus safety.

‘A post-America world’: Sen. Andy Kim says U.S. must build resilience

Staff News writer Toby Chang interviewing Sen. Andy Kim by the SPIA Fountain of Freedom.

‘A post-America world’: Sen. Andy Kim says U.S. must build resilience

Toby Chang
| NEWS | April 8

Senator Andy Kim (D-N.J.) spoke at the School of Public and International Affairs’ Dean’s Leadership Series Tuesday afternoon, warning that a “post-America world” is emerging. Amid a turbulent global landscape, Kim emphasized national security and innovation as priorities for the U.S. going forward.

Senator Andy Kim (D-N.J.) spoke at the School of Public and International Affairs’ Dean’s Leadership Series Tuesday afternoon, warning that a “post-America world” is emerging. Amid a turbulent global landscape, Kim emphasized national security and innovation as priorities for the U.S. going forward.

Faculty pass proposal shaving six days off winter break starting in 2027–28

IMG_0471.JPG

Faculty pass proposal shaving six days off winter break starting in 2027–28

Sena Chang and Toby Chang
| NEWS | April 7

At their April 6 meeting, faculty approved a schedule change starting in 2027–28 that shortens winter break by six days and shifts the academic calendar earlier.

At their April 6 meeting, faculty approved a schedule change starting in 2027–28 that shortens winter break by six days and shifts the academic calendar earlier.

‘Being together is a form of resistance’: Speakers urge civic action at ‘No Kings’ protest

People with signs, standing around a battlefield statue.

‘Being together is a form of resistance’: Speakers urge civic action at ‘No Kings’ protest

Toby Chang
| NEWS | March 30

New Jersey governor Mikie Sherrill, along with several other prominent community leaders and advocates, addressed a crowd of Princeton residents on Saturday morning as part of the third nationwide ‘No Kings’ Day of Action protesting the actions of the Trump administration. An estimated 2,500 to 3,000 community members attended the event.

New Jersey governor Mikie Sherrill, along with several other prominent community leaders and advocates, addressed a crowd of Princeton residents on Saturday morning as part of the third nationwide ‘No Kings’ Day of Action protesting the actions of the Trump administration. An estimated 2,500 to 3,000 community members attended the event.

Despite budget cuts, Eisgruber says municipal commitments to continue as planned

IMG_9515 2.jpeg

Despite budget cuts, Eisgruber says municipal commitments to continue as planned

Toby Chang
| NEWS | March 25

At his annual meeting with the Princeton Council, University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 said that the University’s planned voluntary contributions to the Municipality of Princeton will continue as planned, even in a climate of budget cuts. In turn, councilmembers stayed away from specific financial requests to the University.

At his annual meeting with the Princeton Council, University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83 said that the University’s planned voluntary contributions to the Municipality of Princeton will continue as planned, even in a climate of budget cuts. In turn, councilmembers stayed away from specific financial requests to the University.

AAUP panel debates academia’s response to Trump’s education agenda

A picture of a University building against a blue sky.

AAUP panel debates academia’s response to Trump’s education agenda

Toby Chang
| NEWS | March 18

Members of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) met on Monday to discuss challenges in response to the Trump administration’s federal funding cuts, and free speech on campus.

Members of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) met on Monday to discuss challenges in response to the Trump administration’s federal funding cuts, and free speech on campus.

Students apathetic about tuberculosis case while other illnesses circulate

A brick building (Frist Health Center) with large windows, photo taken from the interior.

Students apathetic about tuberculosis case while other illnesses circulate

Toby Chang
| NEWS | February 11

Last Friday, the University announced a case of Tuberculosis on campus. Although many students were unconcerned about tuberculosis, other illnesses, such as COVID-19, are circulating on campus.

Last Friday, the University announced a case of Tuberculosis on campus. Although many students were unconcerned about tuberculosis, other illnesses, such as COVID-19, are circulating on campus.

Two seniors win Sachs Scholarship for public service

2026SachsScholars.png

Two seniors win Sachs Scholarship for public service

Toby Chang
| NEWS | February 11

Sukaina Shivji ’26 and Laura Zhang ’26 were named winners of the Daniel M. Sachs Class of 1960 Graduating Scholarship, earning fully funded opportunities to pursue graduate study and international work focused on public service. Shivji will study public health in disasters across Europe, while Zhang will attend Oxford to study refugee, migration, and criminal justice issues before pursuing a career in immigration law.

Sukaina Shivji ’26 and Laura Zhang ’26 were named winners of the Daniel M. Sachs Class of 1960 Graduating Scholarship, earning fully funded opportunities to pursue graduate study and international work focused on public service. Shivji will study public health in disasters across Europe, while Zhang will attend Oxford to study refugee, migration, and criminal justice issues before pursuing a career in immigration law.

More articles »

Most Popular