The time when students could only sit three to a table will be a memory that will no longer be known to Princeton’s students after the Class of 2024 graduates.
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Students can once again return to doing work without a mask in the Rocky-Mathey Dining Hall.
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With no mandated weekly testing, the COVID-19 PCR test drop boxes have turned from a campus staple to a remnant of times past.
Angel Kuo / The Daily Princetonian
Scudder Plaza became a park for families in the town as campus shut down.
Justin Cai / The Daily Princetonian
Drained for the winter, Scudder Plaza in the cold sometimes evokes the emptiness of the pandemic.
Louisa Gheorghita / The Daily Princetonian
Signs like these across campus serve as a reminder of the isolation COVID-19 brought.
Angel Kuo / The Daily Princetonian
The Frist South Lawn was a well known testing hub for students during the Spring 2021 semester.
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Time between classes can once again be enjoyed with friends on the lawn, instead of on Zoom.
Angel Kuo / The Daily Princetonian
Despite the progression, there remain those on campus who are wary of COVID-19, or just the common cold.
Angel Kuo / The Daily Princetonian
With students stuck in their dorms or at home, a major campus landmark stood lonely for months.
Justin Cai / The Daily Princetonian
The East Pyne arch has returned to being a busy passageway for students going from dorm to classroom.
Louisa Gheorghita / The Daily Princetonian
COVID-19 policy signs that were never taken down serve as a reminder of mask mandates.
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Princeton will not pursue dissociation from Israel, Resources Committee says
Christopher Bao and Luke GrippoA proposal for the University to cut financial ties with entities implicated in “Israel’s illegal occupations, apartheid practices, and plausible acts of genocide” will not move forward following months of deliberation from the Resources Committee.
A proposal for the University to cut financial ties with entities implicated in “Israel’s illegal occupations, apartheid practices, and plausible acts of genocide” will not move forward following months of deliberation from the Resources Committee.
At Arm in Arm, students find community bursting from the shelves
Faith Ho and Sedise TirunehTucked in the basement of the Nassau Presbyterian Church steps away from campus is the Arm in Arm food pantry, Princeton’s branch of the Mercer County non-profit. Since 2021, student volunteers at the pantry have been finding fulfillment and community.
Tucked in the basement of the Nassau Presbyterian Church steps away from campus is the Arm in Arm food pantry, Princeton’s branch of the Mercer County non-profit. Since 2021, student volunteers at the pantry have been finding fulfillment and community.
Men’s lacrosse victorious in duels against top-10 opponents Duke and UNC
Lucas Denault and Lucas NorThe men’s lacrosse team earned a pair of hard-fought wins over Duke and North Carolina in a pair of highly anticipated top-10 clashes.
The men’s lacrosse team earned a pair of hard-fought wins over Duke and North Carolina in a pair of highly anticipated top-10 clashes.
