On Saturday, the Office of Religious Life invited immigrant youth and families from across New Jersey to carve pumpkins and tour Princeton's campus.
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Sinfonia performed Halloween-themed music at Richardson Auditorium.
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During this season, tourists are in awe of not only of the school itself but also the changing leaves.
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The chocolate fountain has returned to Forbes College's Sunday brunch.
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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.
New spring courses bring specialized, fresh perspectives on understanding today’s world
Sena ChangThis spring semester, the University introduced 186 new undergraduate courses, many of which delve deeply into highly-specialized subjects, from observational astronomy to African mythology to psychedelics and plant intelligence. The number of new courses offered this spring has increased compared to the fall semester, which saw fewer than 140 new classes.
This spring semester, the University introduced 186 new undergraduate courses, many of which delve deeply into highly-specialized subjects, from observational astronomy to African mythology to psychedelics and plant intelligence. The number of new courses offered this spring has increased compared to the fall semester, which saw fewer than 140 new classes.
