Enjoy “I wrote a book!” - our new Q&A with five #Princeton24 chemistry concentrators talking about their senior theses: what they learned, what they didn’t like, where they’re going next.
Big thank you to Jess, Kit, Emma, Beianka and Sandeep!
Story: https://t.co/udzfRHijJK
The ‘Prince’ sat down with Dean Jamal to talk about the University's role in fostering conversations between students about the conflict in Israel and Palestine and Princeton’ response compared to other institutions.
Reporting by Elisabeth Stewart https://t.co/aqIPWscDH1
A House committee announced that it is launching an investigation into research fellow Seyed Hossein Mousavian, amid allegations that he is using his position to advance the interests of Iran. Reporting by @oliviamsanc and @oppermanlia. https://t.co/D99M6W755D
Today, recent grad Larry Giberson ’23 was sentenced with 2 months in prison and 6 months of house arrest for his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol riots. For now, he still holds his degree.
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Eisgruber released a statement to the Princeton community in response to the violence in Israel and Palestine, amidst questions of safety for community members affected by the conflict. Reporting by
@AnnieRupertus and @oppermanlia.
https://t.co/tEA4gmNOUh
A non-optimal number of admissions led to bottlenecks in the ORFE department, an investigation by the ‘Prince’ found. Four students cited a shortage of advisors, a lack of departmental support, and insufficient pay opportunities. Reporting by @oliviamsanc. https://t.co/ZPxCCllPfm
The Daily Princetonian examines some of the most powerful committees on campus, including the Honor Committee and the President’s advisory Committee on architecture.
Reporting by Louisa Gheorghita and @AnnieRupertus https://t.co/pW3vwHFgsU
DATA | We broke down Princeton’s cabinet, analyzing the 25 most powerful, non-trustee, University administrators. Find out who has the highest salaries, who they report to, and which universities they attended. Reporting by @ryankonarska and Rishi Kannan.
https://t.co/SZ5WA2pCb7
The ‘Prince’ interviewed the leaders of prominent student groups to learn more about their role, as well as, their club’s noticeable presence on campus. Reporting by @oppermanlia and Chris Bao. https://t.co/lVS2vAwyse
The Wharton School recently prohibited student consulting clubs from accepting compensation. Princeton has not implemented such a ban, but the University’s consulting clubs nevertheless have and remain pro-bono. Reporting by Sofia Arora and Lia Opperman.
https://t.co/H5yhkbRAru
Following years of advocacy, University sources confirmed the ongoing establishment of an Indigenous Studies minor. Details remain uncertain amid broader challenges of hiring and supporting Indigenous scholars. Reporting by Elisabeth Stewart. https://t.co/qeMcdrJFv0
Where have recent graduates gone to work after leaving Princeton? We looked at the career paths of prominent advocates in the class of 2023 to examine the state of professional development at Princeton.
Reporting by @AnnieRupertus
https://t.co/XLtWMdNyit
Allegations of data manipulation by Professor Sam Wang while advising the New Jersey Redistricting Commission are unfounded, the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation reported. Reporting by @isaayip and @annierupertus
https://t.co/meEpmO3MLP
BREAKING | Dean of the College Jill Dolan will step down on June 30, 2024, the end of the 2023–24 academic year.
Reporting by Miriam Waldvogel.
https://t.co/WehxAjUxSZ
BREAKING | Princeton's changes to upcoming year's admissions process will be new essay prompts in the undergraduate application and measures to make the race of applicants unavailable to admissions officers. A committee will study changes for future years
https://t.co/weMd7HsNKH
Imani Mulrain '23 was the speaker for Pan-African Grad Ceremony. Despite being chosen, she did not know if she would be among the 2023 graduates a few days later. The incident ended with complaints of retaliation, disability discrimination, and no diploma. https://t.co/J8VjViyCIl
Larry Giberson ’23 pled guilty to one charge of civil disorder today, as part of a plea deal that would reduce the number of charges he faces from six to one. The maximum sentence is 5 years.
Reporting by @AnnieRupertus and @oppermanlia.
https://t.co/wUbBGsLvWw