Three Princeton students were among 15 recipients of this year?s Hertz Foundation Fellowship, which supports doctoral research in the applied sciences.
Three Princeton students were among 15 recipients of this year?s Hertz Foundation Fellowship, which supports doctoral research in the applied sciences.
Based on a recent survey of sophomores who participated in the eating club admission process this year, the Interclub Council will work in conjunction with the Graduate Interclub Council ? a committee consisting of the presidents of each eating club?s graduate board ? to create a new website that will aggregate certain information about each eating club.
Dr. Michael Gottlieb, who in 1981 identified a disease now known as acquired immune deficiency syndrome, spoke on campus Thursday afternoon about lessons the public and scientific communities have learned from the epidemic.
Reusable containers will now be offered at Frist Campus Center?s Cafe Vivian through the new GoViv program, a collaboration between Dining Services and the Greening Dining club. To participate in GoViv, customers purchase a $5 token, which can be exchanged for a reusable plastic takeout container when food is ordered.
Lisa Jackson GS ?86, who served as the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency from 2009 to 2013, came to campus to speak publicly about the ?unfinished business? of the environmental movement.
Former Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency Lisa Jackson GS ?86 sought to dispel popular conceptions that the work of the environmental movement is finished and urged citizens to ensure that recent policy gains are consolidated in a talk in Robertson Hall on Tuesday afternoon. ?I see a lot of unfinished environmental business,? Jackson said.
The Princeton Council is in the process of negotiating a separation agreement with Princeton Police Chief David Dudeck following two closed sessions held on Monday evening. ?It is not a retirement package,? Town Administrator Bob Bruschi said Tuesday.
Afghanistan’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Zahir Tanin, argued that international respect for his country’s national sovereignty is key to ensuring Afghan stability after the total withdrawal of U.S.
The Princeton BEE Team?s two hives are now up and running after
The Department of Public Safety arrested a juvenile on Saturday evening for defiant trespass, obstruction and resisting being held in Scudders Plaza next to Robertson Hall after skating in the area and refusing to provide identification. In addition, DPS held in custody three juveniles and one local 18-year-old. According to University Spokesperson Martin Mbugua, the individuals refused to leave the area when asked by a Department of Public Safety officer, adding that they had no form of identification on them and declined to provide their names. ?The officer then informed the individuals that they had to identify themselves and one of them got up, resisted efforts to restrain him and left,? Mbugua said. However, Mbugua added, other DPS officers found the individual nearby. There are at least two small signs in the plaza indicating that
Pablo Debenedetti, a professor of chemical and biological engineering, will succeed A.J.
The USG discussed the upcoming report of the Committee on Background and Opportunity and the summer storage initiative at its meeting Sunday night.Members of the USG discussed the questions that will be asked in the forthcoming COMBO IV survey and the fact that students will be hired to complete the data analysis.
Rockefeller College has sponsored the reopening of the Cyclab, a student-run bicycle cooperative designed to provide cyclists of any level with the skills and tools necessary to repair their bikes.
Twenty-nine members of the Class of 2016 traveled to Camden, N.J.
Members of Princeton Council discussed the possibility of establishing a uniform policy regulating when council members recuse themselves due to personal affiliations with local institutions whose concerns come before the Council on Monday night.
The Entrepreneurship Club hosted the final round of this year?s TigerLaunch, a competition for aspiring entrepreneurs to present their start-up ideas, and awarded the winners $60,500 in prizes on Friday.
Terra Momo, a local restaurant group owned and operated by brothers Carlo and Raoul Momo, will operate a restaurant and cafe in the Arts and Transit Neighborhood, in the space currently occupied by the Dinky station. The restaurant and cafe are slated to open in summer 2015. The University chose Terra Momo to operate the new restaurant and cafe because of the group?s long-standing ties to the community, said Kristin Appelget, University director of community and regional affairs and former president and CEO of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce.
In a collaboration across three different departments, a 2010 chemical engineering senior thesis has become a comprehensive model for the dynamics of an immune system reaction, as described in a recent article published in PLOS ONE and which was based on a 2006 study in which six subjects were hospitalized.
The Office of Information Technology has identified the individuals who sent the prank housing email on April 1 falsely claiming that room draw times would be reassigned, according to University Spokesperson Martin Mbugua.
