Neuroscience professor Samuel Wang speaks at the Stop Asian Hate rally on Saturday.
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An installation by Divest Princeton and other student groups arose next to Whig Hall on March 21 as CPUC discussed divestment from fossil fuels in a general assembly.
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Street preachers drew a small crowd near Washington St. on Thursday, verbally abusing students and passersby. Gabriel Pena ’23 said, "I was called a slur more times than I could count. You’d think that would’ve been incredibly disheartening, but seeing the community response to those ‘preachers’ helped me get through it. It was nice to see students of all kinds come together to collectively say, we don’t tolerate that kind of xenophobia, racism, sexism, and homophobia here."
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The view from Forbes lawn on a sunny Monday afternoon.
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Flowers bloomed outside of Pyne Hall, signaling the arrival of spring.
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Curly fries drew students from all across campus to the newly reopened Frist grill.
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Shea Rowing Center glows brilliantly at midnight along Lake Carnegie.
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Kagan ’81 speaks on college days, workings of Supreme Court in Alumni Day event
Sena ChangIn a packed Richardson Auditorium, Kagan addressed topics including the current state of the Supreme Court, her favorite case, and her time at The Daily Princetonian.
In a packed Richardson Auditorium, Kagan addressed topics including the current state of the Supreme Court, her favorite case, and her time at The Daily Princetonian.
Police activity at Witherspoon Street not related to immigration, despite reports
Charlie Roth and Luke GrippoActivity by the Mercer County sheriff’s department and Homeland Security caused confusion on Friday morning, as community members believed it was an immigration-related raid. Instead, the agencies were carrying out a search warrant relating to cyber crimes.
Activity by the Mercer County sheriff’s department and Homeland Security caused confusion on Friday morning, as community members believed it was an immigration-related raid. Instead, the agencies were carrying out a search warrant relating to cyber crimes.
Judge Dale E. Ho ’99, judge in Eric Adams corruption case, was ‘a great talent’ in theater and philosophy
Clara Docherty and Nikki HanJudge Dale E. Ho ’99 presided over a hearing on the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss the corruption case against Eric Adams.
Judge Dale E. Ho ’99 presided over a hearing on the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss the corruption case against Eric Adams.
