Campus groups react after Resources Committee rejects dissociation proposal

Elisabeth Stewart and Luke Grippo

| NEWS

A large white building in the background has two large trees in front of it. A group of people are stood in front of the building. There is a black sign with white writing in the foreground.

Various groups on campus shared their views on the University’s decision not to divest from Israel. While pro-Palestine groups expressed concerns over transparency in the process, pro-Israel groups argued that the decision was well-founded due to a lack of campus consensus.

Changes to independent work, explained

Isaac Bernstein

| NEWS

The senior thesis for A.B. students in the Class of 2026 and beyond will count as two course credits, requiring students to complete 33 course credits. For the Class of 2028 and beyond, an additional course credit will be required, totalling 34 for A.B. students, which includes one or two credits for junior independent work, depending on the department.

SPIA grad students grapple with job prospects after Trump executive orders

Luke Grippo

| NEWS

Concern among Princeton graduate students regarding internships, jobs, and funding is increasing alongside uncertainty among government and federally supported organizations.

Small World Coffee raises prices in response to supply shortage

Luke Grippo

| NEWS

A red building is in the photo, and on three awnings the words "small world coffee" are written in lower case.

In an Instagram post on February 23, Small World Coffee released a statement saying that coffee would cost more in response to supply shortages on the coffee market.

Men’s basketball splits weekend, still yet to to secure a spot in the Ivy League Tournament

Lily Pampolina and Luke Stockless

| SPORTS

Picture of Princeton senior guard Blake Peters shooting a basketball.

Men’s basketball splits weekend against Columbia and Cornell, failing to secure their spot in the Ivy League Tournament.

Punxsutawney Phil’s Decree

Austria Merritt

| CARTOON

The groundhog predicts six more weeks of terrible Princeton winter.

We are all under the mercy of the groundhog Punxsutawney Phil.

[SPONSORED] How do Frosh Survey respondents plan to spend their money in town?

48U Studios

| 09/26/2023

A photo of a town intersection under yellow-orange sunset skies.

We asked respondents of the Frosh Survey questions about spending money in Princeton, with questions sponsored by the Princeton Business Partnership.

Outside the Princeton University Art Museum

Victoria Davies and Cynthia Torres

| NEWS

The front of a grey building with the building name "Princeton University Art Museum" plastered above floor-to-ceiling windows and the entryway

The Princeton University Art Museum (PUAM) is set to open in October 2025, with a nearly finished exterior ...

‘Making things better’: Keller Center talk focuses on design research

Sarah Mashiat

| NEWS

Carnegie Mellon professor Jodi Forlizzi spoke at the Keller Center’s Humanistic Design Speaker Series ...

Men’s lacrosse victorious in duels against top-10 opponents Duke and UNC

Lucas Denault and Lucas Nor

| 3 days ago

Lacrosse player running for the ball in front of a crowd.

The men’s lacrosse team earned a pair of hard-fought wins over Duke and North Carolina in a pair of highly anticipated top-10 clashes.

Craft, art, and flavor take the stage at Ooika, Witherspoon Street’s new matcha cafe

Kat McLaughlin

| February 26

A man is holding two small cups over a bowl as he is mixing ingredients to make a matcha beverage.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Kat McLaughlin recounts her visit and experience of drinking matcha at Ooika, a new matcha cafe on Witherspoon Street.