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Second postdoc bargaining session breaks down as disagreement over observers continues

Group of adults stand in front of SPIA fountain. Large triangle monument sits in middle of fountain.

Second postdoc bargaining session breaks down as disagreement over observers continues

Meghana Veldhuis and Nikki Han
| NEWS | November 13

On Tuesday, Nov. 12, the members of the Princeton University Postdocs and Scholars-United Auto Workers (PUPS-UAW) union attempted to have their second bargaining session with the representatives from the University. However, in a series of events reminiscent of last week’s bargaining session, no negotiation occurred due to ongoing debates about the number of observers that would be allowed to attend.

On Tuesday, Nov. 12, the members of the Princeton University Postdocs and Scholars-United Auto Workers (PUPS-UAW) union attempted to have their second bargaining session with the representatives from the University. However, in a series of events reminiscent of last week’s bargaining session, no negotiation occurred due to ongoing debates about the number of observers that would be allowed to attend.

Angela Davis fills McCosh 50, discusses Palestine, elections, and the legacy of her activism

Two women sitting on sofas on a stage, in front of a screen.

Angela Davis fills McCosh 50, discusses Palestine, elections, and the legacy of her activism

Nikki Han
| NEWS | October 23

In a public lecture given on the evening of Tuesday Oct. 22, Angela Davis reflected on the importance of voting in elections, solidarity in politics including support for Palestine, and her end goal of revolution. 

In a public lecture given on the evening of Tuesday Oct. 22, Angela Davis reflected on the importance of voting in elections, solidarity in politics including support for Palestine, and her end goal of revolution. 

Multiple pro-Palestine demonstrations held in days leading up to Oct. 7, graffiti investigated

A group of individuals is seated on the ground, painting a large protest banner. The banner features the word "MARTYR" in big red letters. The other letters, still being painted in black and green, are part of a larger message. One participant, wearing a white t-shirt with a red graphic that reads "Palestine" in English and Arabic, focuses on painting a section of the banner in green. Another person,, works on a different part of the banner. Paint supplies and water bottles are scattered around the group as work.

Multiple pro-Palestine demonstrations held in days leading up to Oct. 7, graffiti investigated

Annie Rupertus, Nikki Han, and Miriam Waldvogel
| NEWS | October 9

Several pro-Palestine student organizations held sparsely attended demonstrations on campus on the days leading up to Monday, Oct. 7, which marks one year since the Hamas attacks on Israel and the subsequent war in Gaza.

Several pro-Palestine student organizations held sparsely attended demonstrations on campus on the days leading up to Monday, Oct. 7, which marks one year since the Hamas attacks on Israel and the subsequent war in Gaza.

Tent cards promoting the new ‘Protests and Free Expression’ website placed around campus

A folded paper reading "protests and free expression website" with a link to protests.princeton.edu and a QR code, atop a gray table

Tent cards promoting the new ‘Protests and Free Expression’ website placed around campus

Nikki Han
| NEWS | October 2

This past week, tent cards advertising the University’s “Protests and Free Expression” website have been placed on the tables at the four Residential College dining halls, Frist Campus Center, and campus cafés. The tent cards have been introduced by the University as part of a series of initiatives to promote the website around campus, though their effects on the student body seem to be limited.

This past week, tent cards advertising the University’s “Protests and Free Expression” website have been placed on the tables at the four Residential College dining halls, Frist Campus Center, and campus cafés. The tent cards have been introduced by the University as part of a series of initiatives to promote the website around campus, though their effects on the student body seem to be limited.

Students celebrate the return of Poe field with informal recreation and a lunar eclipse viewing

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Students celebrate the return of Poe field with informal recreation and a lunar eclipse viewing

Vitus Larrieu and Nikki Han
| NEWS | September 19

Poe and Pardee Fields are back after over a year of closure related to Princeton’s geo-exchange energy system project. Students are celebrating their return with informal sports activities and a lunar eclipse viewing party.

Poe and Pardee Fields are back after over a year of closure related to Princeton’s geo-exchange energy system project. Students are celebrating their return with informal sports activities and a lunar eclipse viewing party.

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