Students grab free ice cream from Bent Spoon as part of a Tigers in Town event hosted by USG during midterms week.
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Students decorate pumpkins and other fall crafts at Fall Fest to welcome the beginning of fall.
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Students chat as they stroll down McCosh Walk at dusk during midterms week.
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Princeton football won Saturday’s Homecoming game, beating Harvard 18–16.
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The Princeton football team runs across Powers Field during the Homecoming game on Saturday.
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Play the Friday crossword, ‘The Thinker’
Emma Hsieh and Jaeda WoodruffGet lost in thought with Friday's puzzle by Contributing Constructor Emma Hsieh and Senior Constructor Jaeda Woodruff.
Get lost in thought with Friday's puzzle by Contributing Constructor Emma Hsieh and Senior Constructor Jaeda Woodruff.
A tale of three sequences: Unpacking lower enrollment in non-Western humanities sequences
Sedise Tiruneh and Nikki HanBolstered by renowned texts and international trips, the Western Humanities sequence attracts many underclass students, while the East Asian and Near Eastern sequences see lower enrollment. As faculty explore new strategies — from mentorship to potential travel — these sequences seek to carve out a stronger presence in the University’s academic landscape.
Bolstered by renowned texts and international trips, the Western Humanities sequence attracts many underclass students, while the East Asian and Near Eastern sequences see lower enrollment. As faculty explore new strategies — from mentorship to potential travel — these sequences seek to carve out a stronger presence in the University’s academic landscape.
Toni Morrison, Frederick Douglass added back to HUM Sequence syllabus
Hannah GabelnickMorrison’s “Beloved” and Douglass’s “My Bondage and My Freedom” have been added back to the HUM syllabus this spring, as faculty selections continue to shape the course’s evolving reading list.
Morrison’s “Beloved” and Douglass’s “My Bondage and My Freedom” have been added back to the HUM syllabus this spring, as faculty selections continue to shape the course’s evolving reading list.
