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Ferris professor previews upcoming book on first drag queen, Black queer history

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Ferris professor previews upcoming book on first drag queen, Black queer history

Justus Wilhoit

Journalist and Ferris Professor of Journalism Channing Joseph sat down with professor Brian Herrera to discuss Black queer history, the subject of his upcoming book. 

Journalist and Ferris Professor of Journalism Channing Joseph sat down with professor Brian Herrera to discuss Black queer history, the subject of his upcoming book. 

NEWS | 02/16/2023

New USG treasurer promises more money spent on students in next year

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New USG treasurer promises more money spent on students in next year

Nandini Krishnan

At its Feb.13 meeting, the USG approved a $290,000 budget and Treasurer Walker Penfield ’25 explained that he plans to tap into additional reserve funds. The USG also approved the Ad Hoc Committees on Student Disciplinary Processes and Data Analysis.

At its Feb.13 meeting, the USG approved a $290,000 budget and Treasurer Walker Penfield ’25 explained that he plans to tap into additional reserve funds. The USG also approved the Ad Hoc Committees on Student Disciplinary Processes and Data Analysis.

NEWS | 02/13/2023

Comedian and disability rights activist Pamela Schuller speaks at CJL

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Comedian and disability rights activist Pamela Schuller speaks at CJL

Charlie Roth and Rebecca Cunningham

Pamela Schuller, a comedian and disability rights activist, delivered a comedy set, spoke at the Centre for Jewish Life, and led an improv workshop with students last week.  

Pamela Schuller, a comedian and disability rights activist, delivered a comedy set, spoke at the Centre for Jewish Life, and led an improv workshop with students last week.  

NEWS | 02/12/2023
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Professor honored for breakthrough in sustainable speeding of chemical reactions

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Professor honored for breakthrough in sustainable speeding of chemical reactions

Amy Ciceu

Chirik, Edwards S. Sanford Professor of Chemistry, was named a 2022 AAAS fellow for his pioneering work in catalysis using Earth-abundant metals. His work, with applications from pharmaceuticals to adhesive, is notable for its sustainable approach to catalysis.

Chirik, Edwards S. Sanford Professor of Chemistry, was named a 2022 AAAS fellow for his pioneering work in catalysis using Earth-abundant metals. His work, with applications from pharmaceuticals to adhesive, is notable for its sustainable approach to catalysis.

NEWS | 02/10/2023

El-Kurd talks Palestinian activism, controversy at Said Memorial Lecture event

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El-Kurd talks Palestinian activism, controversy at Said Memorial Lecture event

Olivia Sanchez

Palestinian writer and poet Mohammed el-Kurd spoke at a lecture event sponsored by the Department of English, the Edward W. Said ’57 Memorial Lecture Fund, and the Princeton Committee on Palestine.

Palestinian writer and poet Mohammed el-Kurd spoke at a lecture event sponsored by the Department of English, the Edward W. Said ’57 Memorial Lecture Fund, and the Princeton Committee on Palestine.

NEWS | 02/09/2023

Building at 91 Prospect Avenue to be rotated, moved, and renovated

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Building at 91 Prospect Avenue to be rotated, moved, and renovated

Madeleine LeBeau

The building currently located at 91 Prospect Avenue will be rotated and moved to the other side of that street beginning on Feb. 8. The process is expected to take four days to complete with street closures and pedestrian detours planned to last until the end of the month. The University has not undertaken a building relocation prior to this project since 1977 when it moved residential homes to Nassau Court.

The building currently located at 91 Prospect Avenue will be rotated and moved to the other side of that street beginning on Feb. 8. The process is expected to take four days to complete with street closures and pedestrian detours planned to last until the end of the month. The University has not undertaken a building relocation prior to this project since 1977 when it moved residential homes to Nassau Court.

NEWS | 02/09/2023

Students announce donation campaign for earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria

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Students announce donation campaign for earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria

Kayra Sener

Following two earthquakes — one at 7.8 magnitude and one at 7.6 magnitude — in Syria and Turkey, students have begun a donation campaign for survivors of the tragedy. Student leaders in the Turkish Student Association (TSA) emphasized the importance of a quick distribution of resources.

Following two earthquakes — one at 7.8 magnitude and one at 7.6 magnitude — in Syria and Turkey, students have begun a donation campaign for survivors of the tragedy. Student leaders in the Turkish Student Association (TSA) emphasized the importance of a quick distribution of resources.

NEWS | 02/09/2023

Letter calls on English dept. to condemn lecture by Palestinian writer accused of antisemitism

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Letter calls on English dept. to condemn lecture by Palestinian writer accused of antisemitism

Annie Rupertus

Some members of the Princeton community have expressed concern about an upcoming lecture by Palestinian writer Mohammed El-Kurd. The Princeton Committee on Palestine has expressed continued support for the event, and the Alliance of Jewish Progressives has raised concerns about the criticism of El-Kurd. The English department will continue with the lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 8 as planned.

Some members of the Princeton community have expressed concern about an upcoming lecture by Palestinian writer Mohammed El-Kurd. The Princeton Committee on Palestine has expressed continued support for the event, and the Alliance of Jewish Progressives has raised concerns about the criticism of El-Kurd. The English department will continue with the lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 8 as planned.

NEWS | 02/08/2023

USG reviews position paper on gender-neutral bathrooms, University cites constraints of New Jersey Code

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USG reviews position paper on gender-neutral bathrooms, University cites constraints of New Jersey Code

Nandini Krishnan

President Stephen Daniels ’24 and Vice President Madison Linton ’24 led their first USG Senate meeting of the new term. The meeting featured constitutional procedures, confirmation of new Senate appointments, the draft budget, and a position paper recommending next steps for the University on gender-neutral bathrooms.

President Stephen Daniels ’24 and Vice President Madison Linton ’24 led their first USG Senate meeting of the new term. The meeting featured constitutional procedures, confirmation of new Senate appointments, the draft budget, and a position paper recommending next steps for the University on gender-neutral bathrooms.

NEWS | 02/07/2023

Roughly a dozen Divest Princeton protesters push for ‘complete dissociation’ from fossil fuel companies

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Roughly a dozen Divest Princeton protesters push for ‘complete dissociation’ from fossil fuel companies

Janny Eng

Four months after the University announced its plans to dissociate from 90 public fossil fuel companies, Divest Princeton held a demonstration in front of Blair Arch on Feb. 3, calling on the University to fully divest from fossil fuel companies and cut research funded by fossil fuel companies.

Four months after the University announced its plans to dissociate from 90 public fossil fuel companies, Divest Princeton held a demonstration in front of Blair Arch on Feb. 3, calling on the University to fully divest from fossil fuel companies and cut research funded by fossil fuel companies.

NEWS | 02/06/2023

How does the AP African American Studies curriculum compare to courses at Princeton’s AAS Department?

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How does the AP African American Studies curriculum compare to courses at Princeton’s AAS Department?

Abby Leibowitz and Justus Wilhoit

Following Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s decision to block the Advanced Placement African American Studies course from being taught in Florida high schools, Princeton faculty and African American Studies concentrators comment on the implications for students and universities. Some professors expressed concern over accepting credit for a course with a revised curriculum lacking content on topics like Black Lives Matter. 

Following Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s decision to block the Advanced Placement African American Studies course from being taught in Florida high schools, Princeton faculty and African American Studies concentrators comment on the implications for students and universities. Some professors expressed concern over accepting credit for a course with a revised curriculum lacking content on topics like Black Lives Matter. 

NEWS | 02/05/2023

Princeton unintentionally sends out information about over 200 students’ housing accommodations

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Princeton unintentionally sends out information about over 200 students’ housing accommodations

Julian Hartman-Sigall and Miriam Waldvogel

Instead of sending individual request responses to each student, all 206 accommodation request responses were emailed to each student. The email included each student’s first name and the type of accommodation received. 

Instead of sending individual request responses to each student, all 206 accommodation request responses were emailed to each student. The email included each student’s first name and the type of accommodation received. 

NEWS | 02/03/2023

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