The annual Daily Princetonian Reunions issue compiles the biggest stories of the year on Princeton’s campus. To access all the stories in this year’s issue, we recommend you use this index.
Look out for Saturday’s special issue covering the major Reunions happenings.
NEWS
UNLICENSED VACCINE USED AS EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO MENINGITIS OUTBREAKNo new health measures to be taken for ReunionsDrexel student who died from meningitis reportedly had contact with Princeton football players
MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES QUESTIONEDStudent allegedly forced to withdraw following suicide attempt sues PrincetonPrinceton holds dialogues on mental health following lawsuit, op-eds
RECORD LOW ADMISSIONS RATE FOR CLASS OF 2018Princeton revises yield, new yield now higher than last yearPrinceton closes tours of Nassau Hall amid campaign for more accessibility on campus
Art, psychology Class of 2016 majors overwhelmingly female
TI elects new officers post 21 Club scandal
Long time Obama aide and long time writer of classmate news: Chris Lu '88
Princeton cancels overnight stays for Preview weekend in light of meningitis-related death
With jurisdictional change and new management, arrests at the U-Store on the rise
Panels detached, reinstalled in campus art project
OPINION
In the service of the nation’s students
Editorial: In support of a community against sexual assault
Letter to the Editor: A faculty statement on sexual assault
What “check your privilege” really means
Avoid these worthless classes!
CARTOONS
STREET
Confessions of a Boring Person
Inaugural Inter-Ivy Ballet Exchange
SPORTS
Male Athlete of the Year: Quinn Epperly
Female Athlete of the Year: Julia Ratcliffe
Standout on the ice, Marcoux ’91 will return to University as director of athletics
Column: College baseball deserves wood bats
Detroit selects Caraun Reid in fifth round of NFL draft
Schreiber scores 100th goal in a resounding win over Rutgers
Freshman star Ariel Hsing leads champion women’s table tennis club
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SPIA to end Georgetown ‘Making an Exoneree’ partnership, offer new course on restorative justice
Elisabeth StewartWhile SPIA will not offer “Making an Exoneree” this spring, Professor Maya Dimant will offer a new course in which students will immerse themselves in New Jersey’s criminal legal system while learning the skills to advocate for the freedom of a person who is incarcerated.
While SPIA will not offer “Making an Exoneree” this spring, Professor Maya Dimant will offer a new course in which students will immerse themselves in New Jersey’s criminal legal system while learning the skills to advocate for the freedom of a person who is incarcerated.
Facilities’ delay in response to mice infestations frustrates students
Kimberly VastaMany students around campus have experienced early and increased mice infestations in their dorms, in addition to concerns about bedbugs and insects. While facilities claim to be closely monitoring these issues, many students still feel these infestations have worsened or that facilities’ responses are inadequate.
Many students around campus have experienced early and increased mice infestations in their dorms, in addition to concerns about bedbugs and insects. While facilities claim to be closely monitoring these issues, many students still feel these infestations have worsened or that facilities’ responses are inadequate.
CPUC talks fossil fuels, divestment from Israel, and student dialogue
Bridget O'Neill and Miriam WaldvogelCPUC meetings, which occur roughly once per month, provides a rare public forum for students and faculty to interact with top administrators, including University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83.
CPUC meetings, which occur roughly once per month, provides a rare public forum for students and faculty to interact with top administrators, including University President Christopher Eisgruber ’83.
