Welcome back, Princeton! Today we sit down with Lina and Jovian as they talk about why they’re working on B Cubed, what drew them to science communication, and what to expect for future episodes!
This episode of Brains, Black Holes, and Beyond (B Cubed) was produced under the 148th Board of the ‘Prince’ in partnership with the Insights newsletter.
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Community members express concerns about purchase of Westminster Choir College
Abby LeibowitzThe ongoing controversy surrounding the municipality of Princeton’s purchase of Westminster Choir College came to a head at the Monday, Sept. 23 town council meeting, where testimony by former choir teachers, orchestra members, and Princeton University directors highlighted fears and anxieties around the purchase.
The ongoing controversy surrounding the municipality of Princeton’s purchase of Westminster Choir College came to a head at the Monday, Sept. 23 town council meeting, where testimony by former choir teachers, orchestra members, and Princeton University directors highlighted fears and anxieties around the purchase.
SPIA changes requirements for junior independent work following years of deliberation
Sophie Brissett, Isabella Roberts, and Meghana VeldhuisThe Princeton School of Public and International Affairs has changed its requirements for independent junior work, reducing the number of required junior papers from two to one for SPIA majors in the Class of 2026 and beyond.
The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs has changed its requirements for independent junior work, reducing the number of required junior papers from two to one for SPIA majors in the Class of 2026 and beyond.
Grad students receive twice the amount of free meals in new 12 Free Meals Program pilot
Sena Chang and Eojin ParkAs part of a new pilot, all graduate students not on a meal plan had 12 free meals automatically loaded onto their PUIDs for use over the course of the fall semester. The program, called the 12 Free Meals Pilot Program, kicked off on Sunday, Aug. 25 and gives students access to meals in Procter Hall, the dining hall in the Graduate College.
As part of a new pilot, all graduate students not on a meal plan had 12 free meals automatically loaded onto their PUIDs for use over the course of the fall semester. The program, called the 12 Free Meals Pilot Program, kicked off on Sunday, Aug. 25 and gives students access to meals in Procter Hall, the dining hall in the Graduate College.
