Daybreak

Today, we cover the Princeton and Slavery Project, an assault at a protest in Palmer Square relating to the conflict in Israel and Palestine, the U.S. Department of Education’s sanctions on Grand Canyon University, and an attack on a refugee camp in Gaza.  To read more of Caldwell and Liebowitz's reporting, click here , or head to dailyprincetonian.com. To read more about the assault on a student...

Today, we cover a fall sports update, the reopening of Princeton’s Washington Bridge, an executive order on Artificial Intelligence, and a train crash in India. 

Today, we cover a new Firestone exhibit celebrating William Shakespeare’s works, the resignation of Princeton Superintendent of Schools Carol Kelley, the expansion of the UAW’s strike against General Motors, and the gradual restoration of internet and phone services to the Gaza Strip following a communications blackout over the weekend.

Today on a special issue of Daybreak, we sit down with departing politics professor Keith Whittington to discuss his career, academia and more. Listen in.

Today on #Daybreak, we preview the upcoming USG election, and cover developments in the recent mass shooting in Maine, and the aftermath of Hurricane Otis.  https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/10/princeton-opinion-column-social-media-war-israel-online-outrage-privilege

Today on Daybreak, we cover a column calling for the end of restrictive early action, a walkout protest “in solidarity with Palestine,” updates on the Washington Bridge Closure, the election of Mike Johnson as Speaker of the House, and the potential de-escalation of tensions between India and Canada. Restrictive Early Action Column - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/10/princeton-opin...

Today, we cover the best hot chocolate in Princeton, more complications in the elections for Speaker of the House, and the ousting of Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu. To read more of Brianna Melanie Suliguin's Prospect piece, click here , or head to dailyprincetonian.com To read more of Sandeep Mangat's reporting, click here , or head to dailyprincetonian.com.

Today, we cover vigils on campus amid the conflict in Israel and Palestine, academic proposals on passing-time and dean’s date, candidates running for speaker of the House, and a contentious boat crash in the South China Sea. Vigils piece:  https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/10/princeton-news-broadfocus-israel-palestine-student-group-response-vigil-conversation-comparison

Today, we cover the past week’s thrilling homecoming game against Harvard, a new development in  former President Trump’s legal proceedings, and escalating tensions between Israel, Syria, and Lebanon amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict. 

Today, the Daybreak team uncovers the origins of the East Asian Library, it's current place on campus, and its future collections. Listen in for an adventure through leaky basements, cozy study spaces, and Chinese knitting collections.

Today, we take an inside look at the history of South Asian groups on campus, the latest developments on the US House speakership, and a French ban on pro-Palestinian protests.

Today, we talk to Opinion guest contributor Heidi Nam about navigating racial dynamics in the U.S. as an international student, and cover further violence in Israel and Palestine.

This week, we examined what happens when the coursework in your classes, be it a book or thesis play, becomes controversial outside of the University community. We took a look at past campus controversies and how the students involved reacted to being thrust onto the national stage. Listen in.

Today, we cover updates on Princeton’s football season, the opening of the largest Hindu temple in the U.S., Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and the bombing in Israel as well as a deadly tremor in Afghanistan. It’s officially the start of Midterms! Daybreak will be releasing episodes Monday, Wednesday, and Friday this week. 

Today, we cover a ‘Prince’ investigation into the ORFE department, the Biden Administration's decision to continue construction on the border wall, and tragic floods in the Himalayas.

Today, we cover a data piece on the last 22 years of Princeton football, a new University statement on the case of missing grad student Elizabeth Tsurkov, a healthcare worker strike at Kaiser Permanente hospitals, and Pakistan's order to remove all unauthorized Afghan asylum seekers by November. 

Today, we cover the post-COVID resurgence of Princeton Students for Reproductive Justice, the removal of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, and raids by the Indian police on the homes of NewsClick staffers. To read more of Elisabeth Stewart and Julian Hartman-Sigall's reporting on PSRJ, click here , or go to dailyprincetonian.com

Today, we cover recent USG meetings, an honorary degree recipient’s Nobel Prize, a Trump court appearance, and the approval of a UN Security Mission to Haiti. USG Meeting Coverage - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/10/princeton-news-stlife-undergraduate-student-government-usg-campus-pub-projects-board-cpuc-u-council

Today, we cover women cross country’s performance over the weekend, flooding in coastal New Jersey, a last-minute bill passed by the Senate and the House averting a government shutdown, and a suicide bombing in Turkey’s capital.  Read more about Women's XC here: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/10/princeton-sports-recap-womens-cross-country-races-to-sixth-place-finish

Today, we take a look at the administration of the University, Eisgruber’s recent visit to the White House, an update from the SPIA in D.C. initiative, and rapidly melting glaciers in Switzerland. For more on Eisgruber's visit to the White House, click here , or check out dailyprincetonian.com.

Today, we cover a delay in Princeton’s financial aid for students, the 2027 class council elections, a water crisis in Louisiana, and a deadly fire at an Iraqi wedding.  --------------------- Financial Aid - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/09/princeton-news-student-life-financial-aid-delays-200-students USG - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/09/princeton-news-stlife-cl...

Today, we cover club acceptance culture at Princeton, the mounting pressure against New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez, and the disgraceful resignation of Canadian House Speaker Anthony Rota. You can read more of Vincent Jiang's Op-Ed here , or at dailyprincetonian.com

Today, we cover the start of the football season, USG goals for this school year, a historic move for female participation in NCAA football and the flight of Armenian refugees from a disputed region seized by Azerbaijan.  USG coverage: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/09/news-stlife-undergraduate-student-government-usg-committee-priorities-campus-pub

Today, we cover the displacement of six Princeton businesses as the new Graduate Hotel prepares to open on Nassau Street, Mercer County Clerk Paula Sollami Covello’s potential run for Congress, a surge in asylum-seekers at the southern US border, and the withdrawal of French troops following the coup in Niger. Graduate Hotel piece: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/09/princeton-news-b...