Ngan Chiem ’23 content overview
Princeton Incumbent Representatives Sweep the 2026 Midterms
Alumni Congressional results followed national trends, with most Democratic candidates winning their races
These Alumni are Moving the Political Needle on Transgender Rights
Families United for Trans Rights (FUTR) raises money for political candidates who support transgender rights
Student Veterans Are Restoring a Historic American Legion Post
The post was among the nation’s first racially integrated gathering places for Black veterans
Local Politicians Are Thinking Twice About Serving
A Princeton study finds widespread hostility toward local officials in what one mayor calls ‘the age of rage’
‘Prince’ Gala Celebrates 150 Years
A gala at the New York Historical raised roughly $400,000 for the independent student newspaper
Mentors Help First-Generation Princeton Students Find Community
The Scholars Institute Fellows Program launched as a small peer-mentorship program in 2015
When Cancer Puts Young Lives on Hold
The Daily Princetonian Celebrates 150 Years of Student Journalism
Fundraising, a gala, and a book are planned to mark the anniversary
Visa Limit Changes Scramble Outlook for International Students
A federal judge temporarily blocked a four-year limit on student visas a day before it was due to take effect
