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ISRAEL DIVEST GROUP SUBMITS FORMAL PROPOSAL TO THE UNIVERSITY ISRAEL DIVEST GROUP SUBMITS FORMAL PROPOSAL TO THE UNIVERSITY Miriam Waldvogel | NEWS On June 19, Princeton Israeli Apartheid Divest (PIAD) submitted a 66-page proposal to the Resources Committee calling for the University to divest from Israel. This comes almost a month after PIAD committed to submitting a formal proposal. Divestment was also a core goal of the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.” On June 19, Princeton Israeli Apartheid Divest (PIAD) submitted a 66-page proposal to the Resources Committee calling for the University to divest from Israel. This comes almost a month after PIAD committed to submitting a formal proposal. Divestment was also a core goal of the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE: TEAM PRINCETON IS HEADING TO THE OLYMPICS A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE: TEAM PRINCETON IS HEADING TO THE OLYMPICS Grace Zhao and Tate Hutchins | DATA Take a statistical deep dive through Princeton’s history at the Olympics and learn about the Tigers’ success at the Games. Take a statistical deep dive through Princeton’s history at the Olympics and learn about the Tigers’ success at the Games. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINCETON ALUMNA PASSES AFTER FATAL BIKE ACCIDENT PRINCETON ALUMNA PASSES AFTER FATAL BIKE ACCIDENT Olivia Sanchez | NEWS On June 21, Minh-Thi Nguyen ’21 died in a bike accident in Cambridge, Mass. Nguyen was pursuing a Ph.D. in Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). On June 21, Minh-Thi Nguyen ’21 died in a bike accident in Cambridge, Mass. Nguyen was pursuing a Ph.D. in Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMMUNITY MEMBERS RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT ISLAMOPHOBIA, PRO-PALESTINE WALKOUT AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING COMMUNITY MEMBERS RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT ISLAMOPHOBIA, PRO-PALESTINE WALKOUT AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Christopher Bao and Chloe Lau | NEWS Public commenters showed up to the June 11 Princeton Public Schools Board of Education meeting to discuss a pro-Palestine walkout at Princeton High School in May. Students left during a passing period between exams and marched to the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on the University’s Cannon Green. Public commenters showed up to the June 11 Princeton Public Schools Board of Education meeting to discuss a pro-Palestine walkout at Princeton High School in May. Students left during a passing period between exams and marched to the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” on the University’s Cannon Green. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISPATCH: BONNAROO ’24, A WEEK OF FUN AND GOOD MUSIC DISPATCH: BONNAROO ’24, A WEEK OF FUN AND GOOD MUSIC Mackenzie Hollingsworth | THE PROSPECT Assistant Editor for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth reflects on her experience being at the Bonnaroo music festival. Assistant Editor for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth reflects on her experience being at the Bonnaroo music festival. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U. AWARDS HELD DEGREES TO TWO BLACK SENIORS, DROPS PRO-PALESTINE DISCIPLINARY PROCESS U. AWARDS HELD DEGREES TO TWO BLACK SENIORS, DROPS PRO-PALESTINE DISCIPLINARY PROCESS Miriam Waldvogel | NEWS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IN PHOTOS: THE CLIO HALL SIT-IN IN PHOTOS: THE CLIO HALL SIT-IN Calvin Grover, Ryland Graham, Louisa Gheorghita, and Ammaar Alam | VISUAL ESSAY Images captured during the Clio Hall occupation of the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Opinion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICAL APATHY ON CAMPUS END ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICAL APATHY ON CAMPUS Jacqueline Zhou -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OUR MEMORY OF THE POPULAR UNIVERSITY FOR GAZA TEACHES US HOW TO REIMAGINE THE UNIVERSITY OUR MEMORY OF THE POPULAR UNIVERSITY FOR GAZA TEACHES US HOW TO REIMAGINE THE UNIVERSITY David Chmielewski -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A GUIDE TO THE UPCOMING DIVESTMENT AND DISSOCIATION INQUIRY RELATED TO ISRAEL A GUIDE TO THE UPCOMING DIVESTMENT AND DISSOCIATION INQUIRY RELATED TO ISRAEL John T. Groves -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALLS FOR VP CALHOUN'S RESIGNATION MISLEAD ON FREE EXPRESSION CALLS FOR VP CALHOUN'S RESIGNATION MISLEAD ON FREE EXPRESSION Bill Hewitt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DECIDING DISCIPLINARY MATTERS BY POPULAR VOTE OF THE FACULTY SETS A HARMFUL PRECEDENT DECIDING DISCIPLINARY MATTERS BY POPULAR VOTE OF THE FACULTY SETS A HARMFUL PRECEDENT Jonathan Mummolo -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPONSORED [SPONSORED] HOW DO FROSH SURVEY RESPONDENTS PLAN TO SPEND THEIR MONEY IN TOWN? [SPONSORED] HOW DO FROSH SURVEY RESPONDENTS PLAN TO SPEND THEIR MONEY IN TOWN? 48U Studios | September 26 We asked respondents of the Frosh Survey questions about spending money in Princeton, with questions sponsored by the Princeton Business Partnership. We asked respondents of the Frosh Survey questions about spending money in Princeton, with questions sponsored by the Princeton Business Partnership. [SPONSORED] 3 MUST-LISTEN TAIWANESE PODCASTS TO ADD TO YOUR PLAYLIST – PRESENTED BY TAIWANPLUS [SPONSORED] 3 MUST-LISTEN TAIWANESE PODCASTS TO ADD TO YOUR PLAYLIST – PRESENTED BY TAIWANPLUS TaiwanPlus | March 26 [SPONSORED] DEAR UNCOMMITTED SOPHOMORES [SPONSORED] DEAR UNCOMMITTED SOPHOMORES Graduate Interclub Council | May 3 ADVERTISEMENT ALUMNI LEAD FRIST EXHIBIT COMMEMORATING 150 YEARS OF ASIAN AND ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENTS ALUMNI LEAD FRIST EXHIBIT COMMEMORATING 150 YEARS OF ASIAN AND ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENTS Coco Gong | FEATURES The exhibit “150 Years of Asian and Asian American Students at Princeton,” displayed in Frist Campus ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRO-PALESTINE PROTESTERS DISRUPT EISGRUBER’S ANNUAL REUNIONS ADDRESS PRO-PALESTINE PROTESTERS DISRUPT EISGRUBER’S ANNUAL REUNIONS ADDRESS Christopher Bao and Miriam Waldvogel | NEWS On Saturday morning, a group of protestors interrupted Eisgruber's speech, holding up hands that appeared ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLAY THE SUMMER PUZZLE, ‘COMING BACK FOR SECONDS’ PLAY THE SUMMER PUZZLE, ‘COMING BACK FOR SECONDS’ Shana Ann Chen PUZZLES | June 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINCETON FACULTY AND ALUMNI SHINE AT THE TONY AWARDS PRINCETON FACULTY AND ALUMNI SHINE AT THE TONY AWARDS Charlie Roth THE PROSPECT | June 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHICH 2024 GRADS DECIDED TO DONATE TO THE UNIVERSITY? WE BROKE IT DOWN. WHICH 2024 GRADS DECIDED TO DONATE TO THE UNIVERSITY? WE BROKE IT DOWN. Andrew Bosworth and Suthi Navaratnam-Tomayko DATA | June 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRADUATE HOTEL CONTINUES TO DELAY OPENING GRADUATE HOTEL CONTINUES TO DELAY OPENING Charlie Roth NEWS | June 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sports -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘ONE OF ONE’: SARAH FILLIER ’24 DRAFTED FIRST OVERALL IN THE PWHL DRAFT ‘ONE OF ONE’: SARAH FILLIER ’24 DRAFTED FIRST OVERALL IN THE PWHL DRAFT Max Hines | June 16 Just a few weeks after wrapping up a legendary career on the Princeton women’s hockey team, Sarah Fillier ’24 was drafted number one overall in the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft. Just a few weeks after wrapping up a legendary career on the Princeton women’s hockey team, Sarah Fillier ’24 was drafted number one overall in the Professional Women’s Hockey League draft. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- XAIVIAN LEE TO RETURN TO PRINCETON AFTER WITHDRAWING FROM THE NBA DRAFT XAIVIAN LEE TO RETURN TO PRINCETON AFTER WITHDRAWING FROM THE NBA DRAFT Hayk Yengibaryan | June 4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOFTBALL SECURES FIRST WIN IN NCAA REGIONALS SINCE 2005 BEFORE FALLING TO LOUISIANA SOFTBALL SECURES FIRST WIN IN NCAA REGIONALS SINCE 2005 BEFORE FALLING TO LOUISIANA Andrew Bosworth | May 24 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BASEBALL DEFEATS COLUMBIA IN IVY TOURNAMENT BEFORE FALLING AGAINST PENN BASEBALL DEFEATS COLUMBIA IN IVY TOURNAMENT BEFORE FALLING AGAINST PENN Joseph Uglialoro | May 23 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MEN’S AND WOMEN’S LACROSSE SEASONS COME TO AN END AFTER NCAA LOSSES MEN’S AND WOMEN’S LACROSSE SEASONS COME TO AN END AFTER NCAA LOSSES Hayk Yengibaryan | May 16 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JESSE MARSCH ’96 APPOINTED AS CANADA MEN’S SOCCER NATIONAL TEAM HEAD COACH JESSE MARSCH ’96 APPOINTED AS CANADA MEN’S SOCCER NATIONAL TEAM HEAD COACH Hayk Yengibaryan | May 16 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TIGERS WIN IVY LEAGUE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT TO GET AUTOMATIC NCAA TOURNAMENT BID TIGERS WIN IVY LEAGUE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT TO GET AUTOMATIC NCAA TOURNAMENT BID Andrew Bosworth | May 12 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Prospect -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISPATCH: THREE WEEKS IN COLUMBUS DISPATCH: THREE WEEKS IN COLUMBUS Annie Wang | June 16 Assistant Editor for The Prospect Annie Wang considers her relationships to the different places where she has lived during her summer in the Midwest. Assistant Editor for The Prospect Annie Wang considers her relationships to the different places where she has lived during her summer in the Midwest. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘CHALLENGERS’ MOVIE REVIEW: LOVE TRIANGLE DRAMA ALMOST SERVES AN ACE ‘CHALLENGERS’ MOVIE REVIEW: LOVE TRIANGLE DRAMA ALMOST SERVES AN ACE Edward Rogers | May 16 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASK THE SEXPERT: PDA PSA ASK THE SEXPERT: PDA PSA The Sexpert | May 9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A CITY OF MUSIC: CELEBRATING LOCAL MUSIC AND COMMUNITY WITH PRINCETON’S THIRD-ANNUAL PORCHFEST A CITY OF MUSIC: CELEBRATING LOCAL MUSIC AND COMMUNITY WITH PRINCETON’S THIRD-ANNUAL PORCHFEST Sedise Tiruneh | May 6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- USG MOVIE REVIEWS: THE IDEA OF YOU USG MOVIE REVIEWS: THE IDEA OF YOU Jessica Wang | April 24 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POETRY NOW: INSIGHTS FROM A POET ON THE ART FORM’S PLACE TODAY POETRY NOW: INSIGHTS FROM A POET ON THE ART FORM’S PLACE TODAY Connor Romberg | April 24 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J.S. FOODIES REVIEW: DELICIOUS, UNIQUE PANCAKE SPOT JUST OFF NASSAU J.S. FOODIES REVIEW: DELICIOUS, UNIQUE PANCAKE SPOT JUST OFF NASSAU Lulu Pettit | April 22 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Podcasts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADVERTISEMENT Features -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FROM LAB TO LEADERSHIP: SHIRLEY TILGHMAN REFLECTS ON HER JOURNEY AS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT FROM LAB TO LEADERSHIP: SHIRLEY TILGHMAN REFLECTS ON HER JOURNEY AS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Coco Gong | May 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIRST GRADUATES OF GSRC’S DRAG UNIVERSITY TAKE THE STAGE FIRST GRADUATES OF GSRC’S DRAG UNIVERSITY TAKE THE STAGE Katie Thiers | May 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Data -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DATA BLOG: GREEK LIFE HAS HAD LITTLE CHANGE IN THE PAST 25 YEARS DATA BLOG: GREEK LIFE HAS HAD LITTLE CHANGE IN THE PAST 25 YEARS Daily Princetonian Staff | June 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE CLASS OF 2024, BY THE NUMBERS: OUR ANNUAL SENIOR SURVEY THE CLASS OF 2024, BY THE NUMBERS: OUR ANNUAL SENIOR SURVEY Daily Princetonian Staff | May 24 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visual Essays -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE FIRST 24 HOURS OF THE ‘POPULAR UNIVERSITY FOR GAZA’ THE FIRST 24 HOURS OF THE ‘POPULAR UNIVERSITY FOR GAZA’ Calvin Grover | April 27 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I’M THE GUY WHO TAKES PHOTOS OF NASSAU HALL: DOCUMENTING ACTIVISM AT PRINCETON I’M THE GUY WHO TAKES PHOTOS OF NASSAU HALL: DOCUMENTING ACTIVISM AT PRINCETON Calvin Grover | April 24 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Humor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINCETON WARNS AGAINST TRAVELING TO HARVARD AMID ONGOING POLITICAL INSTABILITY PRINCETON WARNS AGAINST TRAVELING TO HARVARD AMID ONGOING POLITICAL INSTABILITY Sam McComb | April 22 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘MAGNITUDE 3.5 EARTHQUAKE AFTERSHOCK’ ACTUALLY JUST CAUSED BY FIRST-YEAR MERCH DROP ‘MAGNITUDE 3.5 EARTHQUAKE AFTERSHOCK’ ACTUALLY JUST CAUSED BY FIRST-YEAR MERCH DROP Sawyer Dilks | April 16 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * * * * * Subscribe * News * U. 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