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Analyzing new class times and the Fall 2025 course offerings list

Course offerings were officially released on Thursday, March 27, with 134 new offerings among a total of 1,070 courses. We broke down the new course start times and the departments offering new courses.

Course offerings were officially released on Thursday, March 27, with 134 new offerings among a total of 1,070 courses. We broke down the new course start times and the departments offering new courses.

DATA | April 15

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Women’s basketball draws half the attendance of men’s despite better team record

Despite consistent success, including multiple NCAA tournament appearances and Ivy League championships, Princeton women’s basketball continues to draw less than half the attendance of the men’s team both at home and away.

Despite consistent success, including multiple NCAA tournament appearances and Ivy League championships, Princeton women’s basketball continues to draw less than half the attendance of the men’s team both at home and away.

DATA | March 20

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Who joins Princeton’s eating clubs? Breaking down eating club trends.

Eating clubs have historically been a large part of Princeton’s social scene, with approximately three-quarters of Princeton seniors reporting they have paid dues to at least one eating club during their undergraduate career across the 2022, 2023, and 2024 senior surveys. The ‘Prince’ broke down important information about each club’s unique culture to understand which clubs are the most diverse, which clubs are the drunkest, and which clubs’ members have the richest families.

Eating clubs have historically been a large part of Princeton’s social scene, with approximately three-quarters of Princeton seniors reporting they have paid dues to at least one eating club during their undergraduate career across the 2022, 2023, and 2024 senior surveys. The ‘Prince’ broke down important information about each club’s unique culture to understand which clubs are the most diverse, which clubs are the drunkest, and which clubs’ members have the richest families.

DATA | March 3

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As class sizes expand, Bicker admits haven’t kept up

Three of four students who chose to bicker Cap and Gown or Tiger Inn this Street Week were not accepted — the lowest in the recorded history of the ‘Prince.’ As class sizes increase, and the number of newly admitted students remain the same, how do eager Eating-Club hopefuls approach Street Week?

Three of four students who chose to bicker Cap and Gown or Tiger Inn this Street Week were not accepted — the lowest in the recorded history of the ‘Prince.’ As class sizes increase, and the number of newly admitted students remain the same, how do eager Eating-Club hopefuls approach Street Week?

DATA | February 14

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For your final assessments, beware this weekend in May

With the rollout of Princeton’s new Final Assessment Schedule, the ‘Prince’ analyzed the distribution of assessment times. Fifty percent of assessments are due sometime on May 10 or May 11.

With the rollout of Princeton’s new Final Assessment Schedule, the ‘Prince’ analyzed the distribution of assessment times. Fifty percent of assessments are due sometime on May 10 or May 11.

DATA | January 30

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Looking for a job? Breaking down student employment on campus

After a USG referendum passed advocating for increased wages for undergraduate workers, The Daily Princetonian broke down the current state of the student employee job market.

After a USG referendum passed advocating for increased wages for undergraduate workers, The Daily Princetonian broke down the current state of the student employee job market.

DATA | December 20