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After the University of Pennsylvania reduced admissions rates for numerous graduate programs due to cuts in federal funding, The Daily Princetonian confirmed that admissions rates in graduate programs at Princeton University have not been affected by the cuts so far. The 'Prince' spoke to members of various Princeton departments about the varied anticipated impacts.

After the University of Pennsylvania reduced admissions rates for numerous graduate programs due to cuts in federal funding, The Daily Princetonian confirmed that admissions rates in graduate programs at Princeton University have not been affected by the cuts so far. The 'Prince' spoke to members of various Princeton departments about the varied anticipated impacts.



An indigo canvas sign zip-tied to a black fence reads "Arm In Arm, better together, 40+ years" in white and turquoise lettering. A turquoise arrow points to the left. A tree and playground are blurred in the background.

Tucked in the basement of the Nassau Presbyterian Church steps away from campus is the Arm in Arm food pantry, Princeton’s branch of the Mercer County non-profit. Since 2021, student volunteers at the pantry have been finding fulfillment and community.

Tucked in the basement of the Nassau Presbyterian Church steps away from campus is the Arm in Arm food pantry, Princeton’s branch of the Mercer County non-profit. Since 2021, student volunteers at the pantry have been finding fulfillment and community.


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Women in black and orange jerseys celebrate on the basketball court from the bench.

Princeton dominated early and maintained control in a 70–58 road victory over Harvard in a potential Ivy Madness preview. Despite struggling against Harvard’s press in the fourth quarter, the Tigers’ balanced scoring and composure down the stretch proved decisive in the win.

Princeton dominated early and maintained control in a 70–58 road victory over Harvard in a potential Ivy Madness preview. Despite struggling against Harvard’s press in the fourth quarter, the Tigers’ balanced scoring and composure down the stretch proved decisive in the win.


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