October 22, 1746: The first charter of Princeton University (then known as the College of New Jersey) was established. From that point on began a…
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There is something ironic in the way that Rwanda, that small and mountainous country in the center of the African continent, is understood by those…
When it comes to the lumbering and cumbersome bureaucracies of the US federal government, it’s always big news when a department or agency gets a…
Radical democracy is not a term that many of us are used to hearing in our political science courses. You might hear it in one…
SATIRE: This piece is heavily adapted from a document published by the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School at Princeton University in 2022…
During my first semester at Princeton, I, like many students, decided to look into student organizations that I could get involved with going forward. Apart…
The following content is purely satirical, but unfortunately not entirely fictional. Good morning to you wonderful students, faculty, and community! It’s incredible to have you…
In mid-November, the Princeton Young Democratic Socialists of America chapter (YDSA) welcomed Sara Mughal, a shift supervisor and union leader at the Hopewell, New Jersey Starbucks…
Vet Nov Testamentum. Alongside a Bible, these are the words inscribed onto the seal of Princeton University; from Latin, the phrase translates to “Old and…
The topic of immigration seems to have settled into the public consciousness as inseparable from any political arena—it is a question asked at every debate,…