ADMINISTRATION
At Princeton, Public Safety Evolved Into Policing
Nearly a century and a half after the first proctor was hired, the University’s security needs continue to change
Princeton Cuts Alums’ Email Storage to 22GB
A squeeze from Google is prompting Princeton to slice the generous free email storage it offered alumni in the past
UN’s Francesca Albanese Draws Heated Debate
The human rights expert sparred with protesters about the conflict and the future of Israel and Palestine
Princeton to Accept Certain Fossil Fuel Funds
Student activists questioned the University’s move to allow fossil fuel industry funding for research that aims to produce environmental benefits
New Dean Michael Gordin
Gordin is also creating a fresh, less stressful schedule for final exams
Princeton Communities Commemorate Oct. 7 Anniversary
The Center for Jewish Life and Chabad co-host a memorial at McCosh 50, and pro-Palestinian groups gather outside Firestone Plaza
Judge Denies Plea Deal to Clio Hall Protesters
‘I’m not accepting this plea agreement. It’s not in the interest of justice,’ Judge John McCarthy III ’69 said
Princetonians Can Weigh In on Israel Divestment
The Resources Committee is seeking comments online through Oct. 11
’28 Goes Through the Gate
The numbers show little difference from past freshman classes, despite the Supreme Court Ruling
Princeton Leads College Rankings Again
Publications placed the University No. 1 on their latest lists based on outcomes, costs
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Return With Rally, March to Nassau Hall
The University created a new website to clearly outline rules for protesting on campus
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