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Papercasts from The Tower

Tower Multimedia presents stories from Princeton High School's student-led newspaper, read aloud. You can find more from the Tower at https://towerphs.com/

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PHS Multimedia

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News

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Dernier épisode

20 mai 2025

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Épisodes

The TikTok ban changes nothing 28.02.2025

An article written by Andrew Kuo and published in the Opinions section of the February 2025 issue of the Tower, read by Rohan Srivastava. Cover Photo: Charley Hu

‘Rumors’ brings laughter and joy beyond the stage 27.11.2024

An article written by Angela Chen and Rebecca Zhang and published in the Arts and Entertainment section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Aarna Vachhrajani. Cover Photo: Charley Hu

The demise of nike 27.11.2024

An article written by Maxime DeVico and Anna Petrova and published in the Vanguard section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Aarna Vachhrajani.

Protecting Librarians 27.11.2024

An article written by Ben Li and Alexander Gu and published in the Opinions section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao. Cover Photo: Emily Kim

The Pitfalls of Die-Hard Fandom 27.11.2024

Stephanie Liao reads an article she wrote with Aarna Dharmavarapu, published in the Opinions section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower. Cover Photo: Emily Kim

Empowering Minds: A New Era Of Learning at PHS 27.11.2024

An article written by Angela Chen and Aryan Singla and published in the Opinions section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Rohan Srivastava. Cover Photo: Emily Kim

Princeton Town Council to purchase Westminster campus 27.11.2024

An article written by Harry Dweck and Aritra Ray and published in the News and Features section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Rohan Srivastava. Cover Photo: Charley Hu

To the sad, desperately lonely people of PHS 27.11.2024

An article written by Chloe Zhao and Iniya Karimanal and published in the Opinions section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by YiTian Xiong. Cover Photo: Charley Hu

PHS Investigates: Transportation 27.11.2024

An article written by Daniel Gu and Fangwu Yu and published in the News and Features section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by YiTian Xiong.

Debunking College Admissions in TV and Film 27.11.2024

An article written by Chloe Lam and Joy Chen and published in the Arts & Entertainment section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Claire Yang.

Sports drinks: healthy or harmful? 27.11.2024

Claire Yang reads her article published in the Sports section of the November 2024 issue of the Tower.

To make clubbing more enjoyable 31.10.2024

An article written by Iniya Karimanal and Chloe Zhao and published in the Opinions section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Dylan Unkert ’28: pursuing perfection in professional pickleball 31.10.2024

An article written by Asya Morozov, Dester Selby-Salazar, Marco Gonzalez and Nia Zagar, and published in the Sports section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Claire Yang.

Numina Gallery celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month 31.10.2024

An article written by Chloe Lam, Maiya Qiu and Yunsheng Xu and published in the Arts & Entertainment section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Claire Yang.

Going beyond our lackluster educational standards 31.10.2024

An article written by Benjamin Li and Fangwu Yu and published in the Opinions section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Rohan Srivastava.

You should still read books 31.10.2024

An article written by Sarah Chen and published in the Opinions section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Investigating the link between music and exercise 31.10.2024

An article written by Asya Morozov and Katie Qin and published in the Sports section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Kaelan Patel.

Assembly format changes spark spirited student response 30.10.2024

An article written by Claire Tang, Harry Dweck and Reed Sacks and published in the News and Features section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Aarna Vachhrajani.

The rising popularity of digital art 30.10.2024

An article written by Jane Hu, Dhruv Khanna, and Joy Chen and published in the Arts & Entertainment section of the October 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Aarna Vachhrajani.

What this election means for PHS students 30.09.2024

An article written by Iniya Karimanal and Aarna Dharmavapuru and published in the Opinions section of the September 2024 issue of the Tower.

A Look Behind the Scenes: How The Scheduling Process at PHS Actually Works 30.09.2024

An article written by Aarna Dharmavarapu, Leila Guitton, and Yunsheng Xu and published in the News and Features section of the September 2024 issue of the Tower, read by YiTian Xiong.

The pursuit of roundness 30.09.2024

An article written by Chloe Zhao and Harry Dweck and published in the Opinions section of the September 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Stephanie Liao.

Torn between worlds 30.09.2024

An article written and read by Stephanie Liao and published in the Opinions section of the September 2024 issue of the Tower.

Why doesn't PHS have a boys volleyball team? 30.09.2024

An article written and read by Claire Yang and published in the Sports section of the September 2024 issue of the Tower.

PHS watches the solar eclipse 07.05.2024

An article written by Aritra Ray and published in the News and Features section of the April 2024 issue of the Tower, read by Reya Nair.

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