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Princeton Pictures Short Film Premiere, Proposed Changes to Winter Break and E-bike Policy, Two Princeton Seniors Named Marshal Scholars — Wednesday, Dec. 10

A record-breaking Tiger Athletics Give Day, the policies of USG’s newest elected officers, and student takes on course enrollment — Friday, Dec. 5

Professor Robert George on Who Belongs in The Conservative Movement, Princeton’s Newest Appointed Faculty, and the Class of 2026 Baccalaureate Speaker — Thursday, Dec. 4

The ‘Prince’ Third Commemorative Book, Record distribution of A-range grades, and U.S. Attorney for New Jersey disqualified from continued service — Wednesday, Dec. 3

Men’s Basketball, Online Late Meal Delivery, and Stormwater Plan and Operational Budget Discussion at Town Council Meeting — Tuesday, Dec. 2

Tolerance in Campus Dating, a New Bill to Investigate Corruption in New Jersey, and Impending Snow — Monday, Dec. 1

Student Reflections on the Fall 2025 Semester, the Princeton Men’s Soccer Historic Run, and Paul Inchauspe’s Advancement to NCAA Men’s Singles Tennis Championships — Tuesday, Nov. 25

The USG candidate debate and the ‘Prince’s endorsements, and a Princeton Professor’s National Book Award — Monday, Nov. 24

International Education Week at Princeton, Patricia Smith’s National Book Award for Poetry, and the Princeton men's basketball game against the Iona Gaels — Friday, Nov. 21

Men’s Soccer Season Updates, Princeton’s Third Annual FemaleFounded Conference, and Robert George’s Resignation from Heritage Foundation Board — Thursday, Nov. 20

Annual Princeton Human Computer Interaction Day, USG Candidates, and Water Issues in Camden County — Wednesday, Nov. 19

Princeton Students’ Prospective Summer Plans, the University’s New Recording Policy, and Princeton Women’s Field Hockey Advances to the Final Four — Tuesday, Nov. 18

The process behind “A Moment of Silence,” Princeton’s Newly Announced Rhodes Scholar, and Quadrangle Club’s New Selective Sign-In Policy — Monday, Nov. 17

Rutger Bregman’s School for Moral Ambition, U.S. Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman’s decision to not seek re-election, and construction noise data with Iman Monfopa Kone — Friday, November 14th

Challenges for Humanities Precepts, the Scholars Institute Fellows Program annual First-Gen week, and Development Plans for the Westminster Choir College — Thursday, Nov. 12

Whig-Clio on Joe Manchin III’s Public Service Award, New University Policy Bans Recording of Events, and Increased Flight Cancellations Due to Government Shutdown— Wednesday, Nov. 12

Governor Phil Murphy’s clemency initiative with Princeton SPIA and a Whig-Clio award for U.S. Senator Joe Manchin III — Tuesday, Nov. 11

Responses to the Art Museum’s curation choices and a civil rights complaint against the University — Monday, Nov. 10

Gubernatorial elections, Linguistics: the newest academic department, and Ian Rosenzweig’s opinion— Friday, Nov. 7

Outlook for the upcoming Men’s Basketball season, Spring 2026 course offerings, and Princeton Women’s Soccer’s Ivy League Championship victory — Thursday, Nov. 6

Opinionated: AI and the Classroom

Election Day Polls at the Princeton Public Schools Administration Offices and a Graduate Student Composers’ Performance — Wednesday, Nov. 5

Students Prepare for Course Selection, Princeton Honors Kevin Gover ’78 and Terence Tao ’96, and the University Revises Block 32 Dining Plan — Tuesday, Nov. 4

Students canvass for Mikie Sherill, professors Talk NJ election, and SNAP benefits lapse nationwide — Monday, Nov. 3

A Tour of the Princeton University Art Museum, Rhodes Scholar for Jordan, and New Discovery AI Technology to the NJ AI Hub — Friday, Oct. 31

Caden Pierce Sits out Senior Basketball Season, Don’t Harvard Our Princeton Campaign, and PPS Phone Usage Policy— Thursday, Oct. 30r: For The Daily Princetonian, I’m Aanya Kasera. You’re listening to Daybreak. Intro: Today, we take a look at senior Caden

Ciattarelli May End New Jersey Immigrant Trust Directive, an Opinion on Riding New Jersey Transit, and Princeton Women’s Field Hockey Wins Again — Wednesday, Oct. 29

Princeton Students’ Halloweekend Plans, Newly Dedicated Spaces in Prospect House, and the Tigers’ Homecoming Football Game — Tuesday, Oct. 28

The Princeton University Art Museum’s Student Preview and Early Voting in New Jersey — Monday, Oct. 20

Men’s soccer goes 0-0 with Bryant, Associated Press Report Finds Decrease in Black Enrollment at Elite Colleges, and an Interview with Christopher Quire ’28 — Friday, Oct. 24

Eisgruber Defends Campus Free Speech, PPS Board of Education Forum, and Princeton Bucket List — Thursday, Oct. 23

A Day of the Dead Celebration and Princeton Women’s Field Hockey Victory Against Monmouth University — Wednesday, Oct. 22

Princeton University Art Museum Tour, Professor Michael Skinnider Recognized as 2025 Packard Foundation Fellow, and Canvas Outage — Tuesday, Oct. 21

University DEI efforts unchanged, “No Kings” in Princeton, and the Tigers’ football victory over Brown — Monday, Oct. 20

Princeton’s 2027 SAT/ACT Requirement, CampusRec’s Financial Support for Club Sports, and Fall Break Plans — Friday, Oct. 10

National Custodians Day feat. Jillian Zhang, Graduate Alumna Mary Brunkow wins Nobel Prize, and Delays at Newark Airport — Wednesday, Oct. 8

Faculty Appointments, Princeton’s Faculty and Salaries ft. Data Writer Arnav Ratna, and the Government Shutdown’s Impact on Tri-State Airports — Friday, Oct. 3

A close-up with two independent diners and an opinion from a third — Thursday, Oct. 2

Reinstated Research Grants, Princeton Sports Updates, and President Eisgruber’s New Book — Wednesday, Oct. 1

Professor Udi Ofer’s Lecture on Criminal Justice Reform, Date Drop Expectations, and the End of the Independent Dining Option — Tuesday, Sept. 30

A first look at the Princeton Art Museum’s exhibits, Terrace Club’s Art Market, and the Release of Mikie Sherill’s Unredacted Military Records — Monday, Sept. 29

“Big O” Orgasm Workshop, 2026–2027 Academic Year Changes, and Princeton Town Council Announcements — Friday, Sep. 26

The Launch of NASA’s Princeton-led IMAP, USG’s Budget Cut Updates, and The Frosh Survey ft. Vince Etherton — Wednesday, Sept. 24

The opening New Jersey gubernatorial debate, Autumn Equinox at Forbes, and a canceled Heritage Foundation lecture — Monday, Sept. 22

Inside the Investigation with Raphi Gold - Sunday, Sept. 22

SCRAP Lab Composting Operations Reduced, Fall Bicker, and French Theatre at Princeton — Friday, Sep. 19

Murray Dodge’s New Opening Hours, National Voter Registration Day, and Opinions on Free Speech feat. Charlie Yale and Siyeon Lee— Wednesday, Sept. 17

Performative Male Contest, Princeton Field Hockey Defeats Rutgers, and Nadine Menendez’s Prison Sentence — Monday, Sept. 15

Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson’s visit to Princeton, Student Employment Changes Amidst Budget Cuts, and Weekend Plans — Friday, Sept. 12

New Student Demographic Stats and Elizabeth Tsurkov’s Release — Wednesday, Sept. 10

Sounds of Fall Lawnparties 2025 — Monday, Sep. 8

Greg Arzoomanian on the Ataturk Professorship, A Chat with a Freshman First Honor Prize Winner, and A New Jersey Program Supporting Children of Incarcerated Parents — Friday, September 5

FDOC and the End of BP’s Funding for the Carbon Mitigation Initiative— Wednesday, Sept. 3

Student Reading and Exam Week Experiences, Sustainability at Reunions, and Princeton Budget Reductions — Thursday, May 15th

Pete Hegseth ’03’s Thesis, EWR Radar Blackouts, and Princeton’s Debt-Free Guarantee — Monday, May 12

USG’s Final Meeting of the Semester, Summer Research Wages feat. Isaac Barsoum, Princeton Recipients of the Howard T. Behrman Award— Friday, May 9

Princeton’s Continued Response to Funding Cuts, Newark Liberty International Airport Delays, and a Discussion on the New Operating Budget with Luke Grippo — Monday, May. 4

“Peace and Love the Garden”: A Conversation with the Princeton Garden Project

May Day Rallies and no more faculty-wide statements — Friday, May 2

USG’s Stress Less Week Roller Skate Night, Princeton’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian, and Ed Horan’s Triangle Show Sketch — Wednesday, Apr. 30

Lawnparties and an evacuation in the EQuad — Monday, Apr. 28

Fireside Chat with Former UBS President of the Americas Naureen Hassan, the Potential Power of AI in College, and Princeton’s Refugee Resettlement Efforts — Friday, Apr. 25

Sunrise Princeton’s Earth Day Festival, Lauren Blackburn ‘26 Reported Missing, and the Firestone Library Fire — Wednesday, Apr. 23

Spend a full day at Small World Coffee with the Podcast team

A Senior Dance Thesis and a Temporary Restraining Order by Massachusetts District Court - Friday, April 20th

Princeton University’s Farmer’s Market, The Newly Named Briger Hall, and Student Course Recs - Friday, April 17th

The Gulf Staged Reading, Princeton’s Newest Guggenheim Fellows, and the Class of 2029 Pre-Read — Wednesday, Apr. 16

Sushi Making with Princeton Anime-Manga Club, Orientation Leader Compensation, and PREX's 10-Year Anniversary under New Leadership — Monday, Apr. 14

Wrong Winds Poetry Reading with Ahmad Almallah, Honor Committee Statistics, and Updates on the Young Alumni Trustee Race — Friday, Apr. 11

Adam Grant’s Lecture on Leadership, Protests against Naftali Bennett, and 2025 Class Day Speaker— Wednesday, Apr. 9

Hands Off! Rally in Princeton, a bartending “side-quest,” and controversy around a campus speaker — Monday, Apr. 7

The Great Gatsby’s 100th Anniversary Performance, Room Draw, and Weekend Plans — Friday, Apr. 4

Pietro Frassica’s Time at Princeton, Suspended University Research Grants and NJ AI Hub’s Recent Opening — Wednesday, Apr. 2

The Garden Project, Eid Celebrations, and Princeton vs. Yale Women’s Lacrosse Game — Monday, Mar. 31

Whig Clio Senate’s Abortion Debate, Cuts to Student Internships, and Weekend Plans —Friday, March 28

Sunrise Princeton Tackles Trump Policies, CPUC Overhauls Judiciary Committee, and Senator Andy Kim Seeks Release of Graduate Student Elizabeth Tsurkov from Iraq — Wednesday, Mar. 26th

Más Flow Show, A Concert Getaway, and International Student Advisories — Monday, March 24

Firestone Crafternoons, President Eisgruber’s Op-Ed on Columbia’s Federal Funding, and Weekend Plans — Friday, March 21

Ted Chiang’s AI and Art Lecture, High-Definition Images of the Universe, and a Puzzle-Making BTS with Jack Noymer — Wednesday, Mar. 19

Night Shift: Campus Study Spots After Dark

MBB and WBB Fall in Ivy Madness, an Internet Outage, and a new name for the U-Store — Monday, March 17

Princeton University Resource Committee’s Decision on Dissociate, Princeton Basketball’s Push Towards the Ivy Tournament, and Spring Break Plans — Friday, March 7, 2025

Princeton's Newly Launched Humanities Initiative and Presumed Reports of Bird Flu in Town — Wednesday, Mar. 5th

Decrease in funding for Princeton Public Schools, overview of Princeton University Art Museum, and a hectic driving trip — Monday, Mar. 3

Behind the scenes at Firestone, Joshua Yang ‘25 wins Gates Cambridge Scholarship, and Princetonians’ weekend plans — Friday, Feb. 28

ForWord Collective’s Black History Month Poetry Showcase, Sloan Research Fellowships, and the Palmer Square Homicide — Wednesday, Feb. 26th

Coffee Club x SASA, Kagan at Alumni Day, and a Tribute to a Guide Dog — Monday, Feb. 24

Princeton holds blood drive, Andrea Goldsmith named Stony Brook University president, and Princetonians’ weekend plans — Friday, February 21st

A Labyrinth Reading, Egg Shortage, and FGLI Students — Wednesday, Feb. 19

Inside Bicker: A Look at Princeton’s Eating Club Admissions Culture

NJ Gov. Debate, Raqs’ “With Love,” and a Campus Love Story — Monday, Feb. 10

Sunrise Princeton on Breaking up with BP and the Research Funding Freeze — Friday, Feb. 14th

CPUC Meeting with Eisgruber, Success for Princeton’s ‘Making an Exoneree’ course, and Valentine’s Day Data Log BTS with Iman Monfopa Kone — Wednesday, Feb. 12

The Art of Getting Lost, Lunar New Year, and Changes to the HUM syllabus — Monday, Feb. 10

Québec Day and Princeton’s Upcoming Gubernatorial Debate — Friday, Feb. 7

Princeton’s Fourth DEI Survey and Piegaro ’25’s Trial — Wednesday, February 5th

A Rogue Raccoon, Two Dance Shows, and “Double” Dean’s Date — Monday, Feb. 3

The Prison Teaching Initiative, Eisgruber’s “State of the University” letter, and Princetonians’ Weekend Plans — Friday, January 31st

FDOC, Princeton Alumni in Trump’s Cabinet, and NJ Drone Updates — Wednesday, Jan. 28

Travel (Mis)adventures, Food Trucks, and Schwarzman Scholars — Mon. Jan 27