Fall colors on trees near First College.
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A tree in the midst of changing colors near the University Chapel.
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The setting sun casts Lewis Library in gold light.
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First-year defender Dominique Cormier gets into position during the women's ice hockey game against Union College on Saturday.
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Sunlight shines through vibrant fall leaves near Butler College.
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On the last day before the daylight savings time change, people enjoyed the latest sunset for a while.
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Play the Friday crossword, ‘Flipping the Page’
Lindsay McBrideHit the books with this puzzle by The Daily Princetonian's Associate Puzzles Editor Lindsay McBride.
Hit the books with this puzzle by The Daily Princetonian's Associate Puzzles Editor Lindsay McBride.
Executive order directs Princeton to investigate international pro-Palestine student protesters
Vitus LarrieuAn executive order signed by President Donald Trump and released on Wednesday, Jan. 29 calls for universities to monitor and report the engagement of international students and staff for actions that constitute antisemitism.
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump and released on Wednesday, Jan. 29 calls for universities to monitor and report the engagement of international students and staff for actions that constitute antisemitism. This follows a national protest movement last spring against the war in Gaza, including a sustained sit-in at Princeton.
Voters then and now: How different roads led to the same vote
Coco GongLife experiences, social media, and the way to approach politics — much about presidential elections has changed for alumni who voted on campus in 2008 versus in 2024. The ‘Prince’ spoke to a range of alumni to understand the political atmosphere back then and how the alumni’s different paths led them to the same ticket this past November.
Life experiences, social media, and the way to approach politics — much about presidential elections has changed for alumni who voted on campus in 2008 versus in 2024. The ‘Prince’ spoke to a range of alumni to understand the political atmosphere back then and how the alumni’s different paths led them to the same ticket this past November.
