1. Government shuts down, Princeton students post indignant Facebook statuses and continue living their lives
2. FluFest 2013 features second annual Flu Roulette: Which student will go viral?
3. Dining halls close for Cane Spree; students embark on two-day journey to football field in search of food, water
4. Eisgruber proposes student body expansion: will offer unlimited Hoagie Haven to assist with freshman 15
5. Hello, global warming! Fall fashion guides feature cutoff shorts, bikinis
6. Sophomore and junior females turn out for rush, Shirley Tilghman burns Greek alphabet in effigy
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Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment approves renovations to Tower and Charter Clubs
Sena Chang and Isaac BernsteinOn March 27, the Municipality of Princeton’s Zoning Board of Adjustment approved construction developments for Tower Club and Charter Club. Renovations for both clubs are aimed towards improving accessibility.
On March 27, the Municipality of Princeton’s Zoning Board of Adjustment approved construction developments for Tower Club and Charter Club. Renovations for both clubs are aimed towards improving accessibility.
Princeton won’t divest from Israel if you won’t
Roberto Sampaio“I find it hard to make decisions too,” Arthur Patterson ’27 said. “What if I say I want to study at Firestone, but all my friends secretly wanted to study in Frist and didn’t tell me as a test. Now they all hate me. This has happened before. With three different friend groups.”
Princeton should play its Trump card and DOGE the funding attacks
Tarun IyengarWe have the chance to create a valuable partnership with the powers that be and avoid the fate of some of our more naïve friends across the Ivy League. Nevertheless, it will require us to do more than just remove the DEI from our motto “Dei sub numine viget”. Using the following steps below, we can ensure Old Nassau lives as long as those 300 year old geezers who are still collecting Social Security checks.
We have the chance to create a valuable partnership with the powers that be and avoid the fate of some of our more naïve friends across the Ivy League. Nevertheless, it will require us to do more than just remove the DEI from our motto “Dei sub numine viget”. Using the following steps below, we can ensure Old Nassau lives as long as those 300 year old geezers who are still collecting Social Security checks.