Cornell shows us why the SHARE play needs to talk about rape
Audrey TanRape doesn’t go away if we stop talking about it; it only becomes more excusable in campus culture.
Rape doesn’t go away if we stop talking about it; it only becomes more excusable in campus culture.
Free speech is not a vague, philosophical ideal. It governs the way we engage everywhere on campus, from our dining halls to our precepts. Orientation should give these policies the concrete emphasis that Eisgruber claims they receive in practice.
Free speech is not a vague, philosophical ideal. It governs the way we engage everywhere on campus, from our dining halls to our precepts. Orientation should give these policies the concrete emphasis that Eisgruber claims they receive in practice.
To assist local archaeologists, Princeton should overlay its 1930s excavation plans onto a current map of Antakya. That way, the resources can be utilized by the organizations that need them most, like the Hatay Archaeology Museum, Hatay Mustafa Kemal University, and the region’s heritage authorities.
To assist local archaeologists, Princeton should overlay its 1930s excavation plans onto a current map of Antakya. That way, the resources can be utilized by the organizations that need them most, like the Hatay Archaeology Museum, Hatay Mustafa Kemal University, and the region’s heritage authorities.
The Editorial Board argues that though Princeton’s social life may look different from Cornell’s in important ways, one important commonality remains. The conditions for sexual violence endure and permeate campus life even without the centrality of institutions like fraternity.
The Editorial Board argues that though Princeton’s social life may look different from Cornell’s in important ways, one important commonality remains. The conditions for sexual violence endure and permeate campus life even without the centrality of institutions like fraternity.
While food nutrition is indeed declining, broadline distributors are not the primary culprit — and we should make sure to be honest about that fact.
While food nutrition is indeed declining, broadline distributors are not the primary culprit — and we should make sure to be honest about that fact.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is currently considering whether to grant an air permit to the data center, which will be located on a site that was owned by Princeton University until 2024.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is currently considering whether to grant an air permit to the data center, which will be located on a site that was owned by Princeton University until 2024.
It’s no secret that the United States is, functionally, a gerontocracy. By facilitating the occasional opportunity for national or international leaders to truly listen to young people’s concerns, Princeton will have made a more immediate impact in the service of humanity than most other campus initiatives can claim.
It’s no secret that the United States is, functionally, a gerontocracy. By facilitating the occasional opportunity for national or international leaders to truly listen to young people’s concerns, Princeton will have made a more immediate impact in the service of humanity than most other campus initiatives can claim.
The sad reality is that you could be sitting in a restaurant or a dining hall surrounded by rich farmland without any of the food on your plate coming from it.
The sad reality is that you could be sitting in a restaurant or a dining hall surrounded by rich farmland without any of the food on your plate coming from it.
A story that’s intellectually ambitious and philosophically provocative doesn’t necessarily have to be nonfiction. A fictional text can help us understand political tensions or erosion of autonomy just as much as an explanatory novel can.
A story that’s intellectually ambitious and philosophically provocative doesn’t necessarily have to be nonfiction. A fictional text can help us understand political tensions or erosion of autonomy just as much as an explanatory novel can.
From its inception in 1985, when it subsumed the Arts People Party — the Arts Council’s pre-existing festival — Communiversity always aimed to be more than just an arts festival. It was both a physical and symbolic coming-together of the University and the town in a celebration of all that we have in common and all that makes us different.
From its inception in 1985, when it subsumed the Arts People Party — the Arts Council’s pre-existing festival — Communiversity always aimed to be more than just an arts festival. It was both a physical and symbolic coming-together of the University and the town in a celebration of all that we have in common and all that makes us different.
With fairness for students in mind, the University must require that all changes to RRR go through the Committee on Rights and Rules.
With fairness for students in mind, the University must require that all changes to RRR go through the Committee on Rights and Rules.
Freedom of speech should function to hold us to a high standard of honesty and transparency, not to excuse abuses of power and influence in the country’s most influential institutions.
Freedom of speech should function to hold us to a high standard of honesty and transparency, not to excuse abuses of power and influence in the country’s most influential institutions.
I am by no means the first student to complain about replacing the charm of meandering into Labyrinth on the first day of classes with navigating an e-commerce website, but I might be among the last. When the Class of 2027 graduates, so will the last class of students who remember Princeton before eCampus.
I am by no means the first student to complain about replacing the charm of meandering into Labyrinth on the first day of classes with navigating an e-commerce website, but I might be among the last. When the Class of 2027 graduates, so will the last class of students who remember Princeton before eCampus.
Though it’s tough to diverge from tradition, the interview process presents far more possible risks than it does positive returns. Interviews’ ultimate and admirable goal is to get to know Princeton applicants better—and to let them get to know the University—but there are better and more equitable ways to achieve this.
In terms of mean debt for all students, including those with zero debt, Princeton outperforms its peer universities.
In terms of mean debt for all students, including those with zero debt, Princeton outperforms its peer universities.
The goal of education should not solely be to make students better at doing everything AI can already do — reading, summarizing, iterating, designing. It should be to give students experiences that make them better thinkers in ways that cannot be reduced to producing the correct answer.
The goal of education should not solely be to make students better at doing everything AI can already do — reading, summarizing, iterating, designing. It should be to give students experiences that make them better thinkers in ways that cannot be reduced to producing the correct answer.
The potential extinction of the human race is grounds for expressing some concern. But, in Princeton email inboxes, recent public discussions of AI are altogether too frequent.
The potential extinction of the human race is grounds for expressing some concern. But, in Princeton email inboxes, recent public discussions of AI are altogether too frequent.
Chalking upends the political order and tidiness of Princeton by forcing everyone — powerful players, ordinary students, and campus visitors alike — to notice what they see written on the ground. It claims a piece of campus, if only temporarily, for the drawer.
Newsletters are everywhere, and they indubitably comprise an important part of the American news diet. So why am I catastrophizing about this one? Is it so wrong that news for college students be a bit more fun or accessible, especially in an era where less and less young people are reading the news at all?
Newsletters are everywhere, and they indubitably comprise an important part of the American news diet. So why am I catastrophizing about this one? Is it so wrong that news for college students be a bit more fun or accessible, especially in an era where less and less young people are reading the news at all?
When generative AI threatens academia in so many ways, both structurally and symbolically, it’s nonsensical for colleges to encourage its uptake through a tool that doesn’t really work in the first place.
When generative AI threatens academia in so many ways, both structurally and symbolically, it’s nonsensical for colleges to encourage its uptake through a tool that doesn’t really work in the first place.