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Election poll finds 74 percent of eligible undergraduate students will cast votes for Kamala Harris

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Election poll finds 74 percent of eligible undergraduate students will cast votes for Kamala Harris

Andrew Bosworth, Vincent Etherton, and Alexa Wingate

| DATA | October 29

In our election poll, we break down party affiliations, top issues, and the direction in which our nation is headed. We compared our results with national youth data to understand how Princeton students are voting.

How well do you know the Class of 2028?

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How well do you know the Class of 2028?

Alexa Wingate

| PUZZLES | September 28

Test your knowledge on the Class of 2028 with our latest quiz.

Room draw 2024 is underway; residential college singles in high demand

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Room draw 2024 is underway; residential college singles in high demand

Kate Alvarez and Alexa Wingate

| DATA | March 24

The Daily Princetonian broke down the available rooms and draw groups for this year’s room draw process.

Add/Drop period just ended. We looked at the numbers.

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Add/Drop period just ended. We looked at the numbers.

Alexa Wingate

| DATA | February 15

We examined the enrollment trends in large classes during the add/drop period.

Despite student complaints, campus water fountains are safe to drink from

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Despite student complaints, campus water fountains are safe to drink from

Charlie Roth and Alexa Wingate

| DATA | December 7

On Oct. 28, the Daily Princetonian collected and tested water from 38 drinking fountains from around campus using a Walfront multifunction digital water tester.

Where has Princeton added staff over the past 10 years? We looked at the numbers.

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Where has Princeton added staff over the past 10 years? We looked at the numbers.

Mary Ma, David Shao, and Alexa Wingate

| DATA | 09/29/2023

The ‘Prince’ investigated trends in the makeup of non-instructional full-time staff over the past decade based on data from the National Center for Education Statistics.

The ‘Prince’ investigated trends in the makeup of non-instructional full time staff over the past decade based on data from the National Center for Education Statistics.

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Election poll finds 74 percent of eligible undergraduate students will cast votes for Kamala Harris

Election poll finds 74 percent of eligible undergraduate students will cast votes for Kamala Harris

How well do you know the Class of 2028?

How well do you know the Class of 2028?

Room draw 2024 is underway; residential college singles in high demand

Room draw 2024 is underway; residential college singles in high demand

Add/Drop period just ended. We looked at the numbers.

Add/Drop period just ended. We looked at the numbers.

Despite student complaints, campus water fountains are safe to drink from

Despite student complaints, campus water fountains are safe to drink from

Where has Princeton added staff over the past 10 years? We looked at the numbers.

Where has Princeton added staff over the past 10 years? We looked at the numbers.

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