Spring weather brings life back to campus as students gather outside Frist Campus Center to study under the sun.
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Princeton men’s lacrosse defeated the University of Pennsylvania 21–20 on Saturday.
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Orange Key campus tours were packed with visitors this weekend.
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First-years line up outside Kung Fu Tea for free boba, courtesy of the First-Year Class Council.
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On the last day of winter, students all over campus decided to take a break from their rooms and step outside to work and play.
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Students play in the volleyball court outside Blair Hall as spring weather peeks out.
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Sinfonia Orchestra performed in the Rockefeller College common room on Friday night.
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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.
Supreme Court justice Elena Kagan ’81 and Nobel Prize-winning economist David Card GS ’83 were awarded the Woodrow Wilson Award and James Madison Medal, respectively, on Alumni Day 2025. The Pyne Prize and Jacobus Fellowship recipients were also honored at the ceremony.
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.
