All Episodes

An apparent coup in Guinea — Monday, September 6

The aftermath of the storm and a report on Princeton's handling of MOVE bombing victims — Friday, September 3

Princeton floods as SCOTUS rules on Texas' abortion bill — Thursday, September 2

The first day of in person classes... in 17 months — Wednesday, September 1

Princeton's semester comes to a close and the U.S. supports open-access vaccine instructions — Friday, May 7

India struggles as disparities in vaccine availability become obvious — Monday, May 3

A conversation with Ron Miasnik, Co-founder and CEO of Adora

New CDC guidelines, a Princeton apology, and an on-campus vaccine clinic (for some) — Wednesday, April 28

Garland announces another investigation as Princeton names its top two of 2021 — Tuesday, April 27

U.S. will try to help India control COVID-19 as pandemic worries continue — Monday, April 26

A busy news day in Washington and the Orange Bubble — Friday, April 23

The nation grapples with police violence, and positive developments in the fight against COVID — Thursday, April 22

Princeton looks to the fall and permits in person classes outdoors for the next week — Wednesday, April 21

Gun violence in America and a soccer outrage in Europe — Tuesday, April 20

Trailer: Divest Princeton Special Episode Series

Princeton acknowledges student burnout and new details arise in a Chicago police shooting — Friday, April 16

Princeton gets a new cancer research center and the CDC recommends a pause on a certain vaccine —

Shootings in Tennessee and Minnesota make for a grim news day — Tuesday, April 13

Ted Cruz doesn't lose, Commencement expands, and schools look to next fall — Monday, April 12

Princeton plans for in person fall and Biden moves to curb gun violence — Friday, April 9

Princeton's historic admissions cycle: a breakdown — Thursday, April 8

The Supreme Court makes a big tech call and Arkansas' Governor makes a big veto — Tuesday, April 6

Pandemic worries, an MLB statement, and madness in "March" — Monday, April 5

Change Princeton Now demands more from SPIA

Community in Princeton, Republican opposition, and crackdown in Hong Kong — Friday, April 2

Lawnparties, Biden's new infrastructure plan, and possible vaccine expansions — Thursday, April 1

A notable trial begins as the WHO searches for the start of the pandemic — Wednesday, March 31

Protest in Princeton and a ship still stuck in the Suez — Monday, March 29

Vaccine breakthroughs and a Biden presser — Friday, March 26

A new approach to the U.S.–Mexico border from the Biden Administration — Thursday, March 25

Calls for gun control and a nationwide rise in cases — Wednesday, March 24

Divestment from fossil fuels? Not yet, at least — Tuesday, March 23

Body cams, immigration turmoil, and more anti-lockdown protests — Monday, March 22

From football and track to bobsledding: Charlie Volker '19 sets his sights on Beijing 2022

Restrictions for students in Princeton and success for Democrats in Washington — Friday, March 19

An attack in Atlanta felt around the nation — Thursday, March 18

Vaccine news of various varieties and Madness in March once more — Wednesday, March 17

Campus hopes, a confirmation of aid, and gun control laws — Friday, March 12

Title IX revamps and new policies for vaccinated folks — Wednesday, March 10

A stimulus bill, an Executive Order, and a new Princeton Trustee (nearly) — Monday, March 8

With the Ivy League cancelled, Princeton track athletes turn elsewhere

Important votes on campus and on Capitol Hill — Friday, March 5

Biden makes calls, the House cancels a session, and the military in Myanmar continues a crackdown — Thursday, March 4

Former Deans and more vaccines — Wednesday, March 3

Social contract violations and human rights issues — Tuesday, March 2

Vaccines, votes, and tensions around the globe — Monday, March 1

Alone in 1967 Hall: Testing Positive on Princeton's Campus

A glimmer of hope for the Class of 2021 and important policy decisions on the Hill — Friday, February 26

Marijuana discussions in the town of Princeton — Thursday, February 25

Princeton's Classics department takes action — Wednesday, February 24

Weed legalized in New Jersey, with a major exception — Tuesday, February 23

Low positivity rates and other positive news — Monday, February 22

Prof. Jesse Jenkins on what went wrong in Texas

Perseverance in Texas and on Mars — Friday, February 19

New efforts against the pandemic, in New Jersey and nation-wide — Thursday, February 18

A charge, a storm, and an opportunity for Democrats to pass a minimum wage bump — Wednesday, February 17

Wailoo honored, Texas blacked out, and Republicans censured — Tuesday, February 16

Crackdown in Myanmar and protests in Princeton — Monday, February 15

Can this algorithm help Princeton students find love?

Princeton athletes get good news as the U.S. replenishes its vaccine supply — Friday, February 12

New CDC masking guidelines and a hold on Princeton vaccines — Thursday, February 11

A fatal shooting in Minnesota and proceedings on Capitol Hill — Wednesday, February 10

Senate Impeachment trial, Take 2 — Tuesday, Febraury 9

Catastrophe in India and conflict in Myanmar — Monday, February 8

Dan Notterman explains the COVID-19 testing facility on Princeton's campus

A busy day around the world — Friday, February 5

Could Biden's stimulus package make it through the Senate? — Thursday, February 4

Princeton gets a new standard for exams as Washington preps for a trial — Wednesday, February 3

Cancellations in Princeton and partisan conflicts in Washington — Tuesday, February 2

A Coup in Myanmar, a COVID relief plan from both sides, and a Nor'easter start the semester — Monday, February 1

Paul Frymer on D.C. Statehood

Polls and Politics after Georgia went Blue, with Prof. LaFleur Stephens-Dougan

Unpacking a historic impeachment

Sean Wilentz gives historical context to the Capitol attacks

Keith Whittington on Trump, the 25th, and the media in the wake of an attack on Congress

The Capitol comes under attack — Thursday, January 7

The Georgia Runoffs — Tuesday, January 5

Discussing a settled, yet unsettling election with Prof. Kevin Kruse

Election rhetoric and a surprising nomination — Monday, December 7

California, Congress, and Big Tech struggle — Friday, December 4

U.S. stimulus packages and an allegation of an investigation into bribery — Wednesday, December 2

Republicans struggle with messaging as conflict continues in Ethiopia — Monday, November 30

AstraZeneca's vaccine tests and Biden's cabinet nominations — Tuesday, November 24

The G20 summit in the wake of several setbacks for Trump — Monday, November 23

TigerCrush and Tigertown? — Sunday, November 22

CDC travel guidelines and election certification juggling — Friday, November 20

Election certification in Michigan and a renomination for Speaker Pelosi — Thursday, November 19

A Category 4 hurricane hits Nicaragua as Trump plans troop withdrawals — Wednesday, November 18

Moderna adds to the list of hopeful vaccines as coronavirus cases rise — Tuesday, November 17

POTUS addresses vaccine possibilities as Peru's presidency reopens — Monday, November 16

The Winter Wave of COVID-19 — Friday, November 13

Trump focuses on lawsuits, Biden focuses on climate, and the Senate leans red — Thursday, November 12

SCOTUS likely to defend the Affordable Care Act — Wednesday, November 11

Pfizer releases exciting vaccine results amid Presidential unrest — Tuesday, November 10

POTUS refuses to concede and conflict embroils Ethiopia — Monday, November 9

2020 Election: The weeks to come and the work that's been done — Sunday, November 8

Georgia on everyone's mind — Friday, November 6

A continually close race, Presidential misinformation, and financial... stability? — Thursday, November 5

The State of the U.S. Election, 24 hours after the first polls closed — Wednesday, November 4

Your non-election daily briefing — Wednesday, November 4