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RETROSPECTIVES SEEKING CHANGE BEYOND THE ‘PROPER CHANNELS’: THE 1995 ETHNIC STUDIES SIT-IN SEEKING CHANGE BEYOND THE ‘PROPER CHANNELS’: THE 1995 ETHNIC STUDIES SIT-IN Amy Park and Ifeoluwa Aigbiniode | April 26 In 1995, a multiracial coalition of students participated in a 36-hour long sit-in in Nassau Hall, pushing for “the hiring of faculty to teach Asian-American and Latino studies.” The ‘Prince’ spoke with the alumni who were involved in the protest to learn about their experiences with activism and their current reflections. In 1995, a multiracial coalition of students participated in a 36-hour long sit-in in Nassau Hall, pushing for “the hiring of faculty to teach Asian-American and Latino studies.” The ‘Prince’ spoke with the alumni who were involved in the protest to learn about their experiences with activism and their current reflections. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100 YEARS AGO: ‘BICKER WEEK DENOUNCED’ 100 YEARS AGO: ‘BICKER WEEK DENOUNCED’ Kaylee Kasper and Raphaela Gold February 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE PACE CENTER’S MIXED LEGACY OF SERVICE, THROUGHOUT THE YEARS THE PACE CENTER’S MIXED LEGACY OF SERVICE, THROUGHOUT THE YEARS Elma Cesic January 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WHEN EATING CLUBS LIVE AND WHEN EATING CLUBS DIE WHEN EATING CLUBS LIVE AND WHEN EATING CLUBS DIE Ryan Konarska December 18 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A NUDE OLYMPIC FLAME, LIT AND EXTINGUISHED A NUDE OLYMPIC FLAME, LIT AND EXTINGUISHED Gia Musselwhite and Paige Cromley December 11 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REVISITING PRINCETON’S TIES TO LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, ONE OF THE NATION’S EARLY HBCUS REVISITING PRINCETON’S TIES TO LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, ONE OF THE NATION’S EARLY HBCUS Molly Taylor November 10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘THE FIRST STUDENT MOVEMENT TO CALL FOR DIVESTITURE’: PROTESTS AGAINST APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA ‘THE FIRST STUDENT MOVEMENT TO CALL FOR DIVESTITURE’: PROTESTS AGAINST APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA Paige Cromley Looking back on three generations of student advocacy for complete divestment from apartheid South Africa. Looking back on three generations of student advocacy for complete divestment from apartheid South Africa. FEATURES | November 9 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘IRRESPECTIVE OF COLOR’: PRINCETON’S MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO INTEGRATE IN THE 1830S ‘IRRESPECTIVE OF COLOR’: PRINCETON’S MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO INTEGRATE IN THE 1830S Anna Salvatore 188 years before the University would admit African American students, a man named David Leavitt offered the University $1,000 to admit students “irrespective of Color” and grant them “like privileges.” Despite being on the brink of financial ruin, the institution passed on the donation. 188 years before the University would admit African American students, a man named David Leavitt offered the University $1,000 to admit students “irrespective of Color” and grant them “like privileges.” Despite being on the brink of financial ruin, the institution passed on the donation. FEATURES | November 8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INCIDENTS IN POLITICAL SPEECH AT PRINCETON, THROUGHOUT THE 20TH CENTURY INCIDENTS IN POLITICAL SPEECH AT PRINCETON, THROUGHOUT THE 20TH CENTURY Victoria Davies and Lia Opperman While academic freedom and free speech remain hot-button debates on campus, we examined archival coverage of controversies and debates on campus throughout the 1900s. While academic freedom and free speech remain hot-button debates on campus, we examined archival coverage of controversies and debates on campus throughout the 1900s. FEATURES | November 7 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOUTH ASIAN GROUPS ON CAMPUS FOSTER COMMUNITY, CULTURAL BELONGING SOUTH ASIAN GROUPS ON CAMPUS FOSTER COMMUNITY, CULTURAL BELONGING Mira Eashwaran South Asian culture has manifested on campus in myriad ways, not least through student clubs. The Daily Princetonian looked at the history of some of these organizations. FEATURES | October 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A PIONEERING FIGURE WITH A MARRED LEGACY: SYNGMAN RHEE AT PRINCETON A PIONEERING FIGURE WITH A MARRED LEGACY: SYNGMAN RHEE AT PRINCETON Maya Chu Syngman Rhee, a Princeton Ph.D. graduate, went on to become the first president of South Korea in 1948. His tenure as president was marred by controversy over autocratic tendencies. Syngman Rhee, a Princeton Ph.D. graduate, went on to become the first president of South Korea in 1948. His tenure as president was marred by controversy over autocratic tendencies. FEATURES | October 11 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POLITICS, PORN, AND POLARIZATION: A LOOK BACK AT WHIG-CLIO’S RISE AND FALL POLITICS, PORN, AND POLARIZATION: A LOOK BACK AT WHIG-CLIO’S RISE AND FALL Charlotte Young and Katie Thiers Over the past decades, Whig-Clio faced many challenges: dramatic membership loss, a global pandemic, and controversy over one of their most notable alumni, Ted Cruz ’92. Nevertheless, the club has remained tenacious in their fight to maintain campus relevancy. Over the past decades, Whig-Clio faced many challenges: dramatic membership loss, a global pandemic, and controversy over one of their most notable alumni, Ted Cruz ’92. Nevertheless, the club has remained tenacious in their fight to maintain campus relevancy. FEATURES | October 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADVERTISEMENT OVER 30 YEARS, GSG HAS FOUND THEIR SEAT AT THE TABLE OVER 30 YEARS, GSG HAS FOUND THEIR SEAT AT THE TABLE Chloe Lau and Vitus Larrieu Over the years, the body has given out candy in front of Clio Hall to advocate for dental insurance, worked with administrators to change University policy to ensure Curricular Practical Training accessibility for all graduate international students, and ran a Cuisine of the Month program to create interdepartmental affinity groups. Over the years, the body has given out candy in front of Clio Hall to advocate for dental insurance, working with administrators to change university policy to ensure Curricular Practical Training accessibility for all graduate international students, and running a Cuisine of the Month program to create inter-departmental affinity groups. FEATURES | September 28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AFTER ‘OPPENHEIMER,’ A LOOK BACK AT PRINCETON’S COMPLICATED ROLE IN NUCLEAR HISTORY AFTER ‘OPPENHEIMER,’ A LOOK BACK AT PRINCETON’S COMPLICATED ROLE IN NUCLEAR HISTORY Gia Musselwhite Last spring, filming for Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” at the Institute for Advanced Study and in East Pyne courtyard stirred excitement. The University settings in the film point to a complex history of nuclear development and protest at Princeton. Last spring, filming for Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” at the Institute for Advanced Study and in East Pyne courtyard stirred excitement. The University settings in the film point to a complex history of nuclear development and protest at Princeton. FEATURES | 07/26/2023 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE UNIVERSITY KEEPS PRINCETON'S LAST COMMUNITY THEATER AFLOAT, YET AGAIN THE UNIVERSITY KEEPS PRINCETON'S LAST COMMUNITY THEATER AFLOAT, YET AGAIN Mira Eashwaran From its early status as the “runt” of Princeton’s movie theaters, the Garden Theatre has overcome financial and pandemic-related difficulties thanks to university support from the 1990s to today. From its early status as the “runt” of Princeton’s movie theaters, the Garden Theatre has overcome financial and pandemic-related difficulties thanks to university support from the 1990s to today. FEATURES | 04/28/2023 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINCETON IS ADDING SECURITY MEASURES WHILE STUDENTS CALL FOR BETTER LIGHTING. IT’S HAPPENED BEFORE. PRINCETON IS ADDING SECURITY MEASURES WHILE STUDENTS CALL FOR BETTER LIGHTING. IT’S HAPPENED BEFORE. Sophie Glaser Campus security measures have increased over the last few decades. After the University announced the upcoming installation of more cameras, The Daily Princetonian looked back on the years of debate over campus surveillance and safety. Campus security measures have increased over the last few decades. After the University announced the upcoming installation of more cameras, The Daily Princetonian looked back on the years of debate over campus surveillance and safety. FEATURES | 04/02/2023 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘A FULL-ON BACCHANALIA’: LOOKING BACK AT THE DAYS FOLLOWING THE ‘END OF THE WORLD’ ‘A FULL-ON BACCHANALIA’: LOOKING BACK AT THE DAYS FOLLOWING THE ‘END OF THE WORLD’ Paige Cromley The ‘Prince’ looked back at the days before students were sent home from Princeton’s campus in March 2020. Students described the hectic “haze” of that time, a mix between confusion and celebration as they tried to make sense of the rapidly changing environment ahead of them. The ‘Prince’ looked back at the days before students were sent home from Princeton’s campus in March 2020. Students described the hectic “haze” of that time, a mix between confusion and celebration as they tried to make sense of the rapidly changing environment ahead of them. FEATURES | 03/13/2023 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘THE PRINCETON I WANTED TO JOIN’: THE EVOLUTION OF WINTERSESSION ‘THE PRINCETON I WANTED TO JOIN’: THE EVOLUTION OF WINTERSESSION Sejal Goud and Gia Musselwhite Since its conception in 2014, Princeton University’s Wintersession has provided space for students to explore and learn in a pressure-free environment. The ‘Prince’ looked at its evolution and growth into the established program it is today. Since its conception in 2014, Princeton University’s Wintersession has provided space for students to explore and learn in a pressure-free environment. The ‘Prince’ looked at its evolution and growth into the established program it is today. FEATURES | 01/25/2023 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE HISTORY BEHIND ROTC THAT BROUGHT GEN. MARK MILLEY ’80 TO PRINCETON THE HISTORY BEHIND ROTC THAT BROUGHT GEN. MARK MILLEY ’80 TO PRINCETON Sophie Glaser Following an interview with General Mark Milley ’80, a graduate of the University’s ROTC program, the ‘Prince’ examines the complex history of ROTC on campus. Following an interview with General Mark Milley ’80, a graduate of the University’s ROTC program, the ‘Prince’ examines the complex history of ROTC on campus. FEATURES | 01/12/2023 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘A LONG BATTLE FOUGHT’: THE HISTORY OF PRINCETON’S ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM AND A RENEWED PUSH TO EXPAND ‘A LONG BATTLE FOUGHT’: THE HISTORY OF PRINCETON’S ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM AND A RENEWED PUSH TO EXPAND Tanvi Nibhanupudi and Anna Chung As AASA advocates for expanding the Asian American Studies program in light of a rise of violence against Asians in the U.S., The Daily Princetonian tracks the struggle for representation on campus back to 1988. As AASA advocates for expanding the Asian American Studies program in light of a rise of violence against Asians in the U.S., The Daily Princetonian tracks the struggle for representation on campus back to the 1988. 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