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Princeton doesn’t have an African Studies department — instead, we have a Program in African Studies that consists of faculty with interests related to Africa. But what’s the future of African Studies at Princeton? The students who speak at the beginning of this episode about the desire for a department are Joachim Ambaw and Chris Butcher. Opinion Piece by Ndeye Thioubou

Today, we’re covering the new president of the Princeton Theological Seminary and arguments in a Supreme Court case on Gerrymandering. Princeton Theological Seminary President: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/12/princeton-theological-seminary-jonathan-lee-walton

Today, we’re covering QuestBridge matches, the Princeton Town Master Plan, and election results from Georgia. You can read Charlie Roth's coverage of the Princeton Town Master Plan Steering Committee town hall here.

Today, we’re covering the USG elections, PepsiCo layoffs, the Georgia Runoff elections, and Brazil’s advancement to the World Cup quarter finals.

Content warning: Today’s episode includes mention of student death. Today, we cover updates on the investigation into the death of Misrach Ewunetie ’24, new legislation targeting railroad workers, the Iranian morality police, a volcano eruption in Indonesia, and The Daily Princetonian’s newly-elected 147th Editor-in-Chief. -- You can read more about the investigation into Misrach Ewunetie '24's de...

Today, we’re covering Chief Standing Bear’s talk on campus, the Senate’s vote on railroad strikes, New York City’s homelessness laws, and the death of former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin. -- Click to read Chas Brown's article and Michelle Miao's article.

Today, we cover a vigil held on campus, USG’s weekly meeting, and a bike ban in town. Michelle's article: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/12/urumqi-fire-covid-19-china-censorship-protest-vigil-princeton

Today, we’re covering the latest updates from USG, the World Cup, and proposed federal action to prevent a widespread rail strike.

Today, we’re covering Princeton’s first all-electric bus, a new 24/7 CPS support line, updates and controversy on the World Cup, and the eruption of the world’s largest volcano. Electric Buses Piece CARES Line Piece

Content Warning: This podcast contains mention of student death. University Counseling services are available at 609-258-3141, and the Suicide Prevention Lifeline is available 24/7 at 988. A Crisis Text Line is also available in the United States; text HOME to 741741. Students can contact residential college staff and the Office of Religious Life for other support and resources. Today, we’re cover...

For many, Thanksgiving is a time to acknowledge and express gratitude to the people who make a difference in others’ lives. For Princeton students, that includes the seven thousand staff members, a number greater than the current undergraduate student body, who ensure that the campus is operating smoothly. This thanksgiving, we asked Daily Princetonian staffers to shout out staff on campus that th...

Content Warning: The following episode contains mention of gun violence and death. Today, we’re covering the Colorado Springs shooting, controversies amidst the World Cup, and an earthquake in Indonesia.

Today we’re covering bear hunts in New Jersey, the beginning of the World Cup, and the latest from the COP27 meeting in Egypt. 

Today, we’re covering recent on-campus proposals to remove the Witherspoon statue, the Starbucks Workers United Red Cup Day strike, and Nancy Pelosi’s retirement for the House Democratic leader position.

Today, we’re covering yesterday’s special USG meeting and new legislation in Congress to protect gay marriage.

Today we cover a USG Senate referendum proposal, former President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign announcement, and a Russian strike into Poland territory.

Today we’re covering protests on campus against solitary confinement, President Eisgruber’s recent interview with the ‘Prince,’ and the last segment will cover a recent shooting at the University of Virginia. There is a content warning immediately preceding the UVA segment.

Today we’re covering the latest results from last week’s election, and a controversy involving a Princeton professor.

Today we will be covering the naming of Ikeda Arch, the transfer of jailed American basketball player Brittney Griner to a Russian penal colony, and protests at the COP 27 climate conference.

Today, we cover updates on the U.S. midterm elections, news from the war in Ukraine, and Hurricane Nicole.

Today, we cover the U.S. midterm elections, USG updates, an incoming hurricane, and news from Ukraine. More on USG: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/11/usg-honor-committee-undergraduate-student-government-campus-community-reflects-grief-princeton-university

Today, we cover the Tigers’ victory over Dartmouth, tech layoffs, and North Korea’s statement on its recent missile tests.

Today, we’re discussing a change in university policy for no communication orders, previewing tomorrow’s midterm elections, and covering the weekend’s headlines.

Today we’re covering recent threats to synagogues in New Jersey, plans for a new construction in Princeton, and North Korean missile launches.

Today, we’re covering the most recent USG meeting, interest rate hikes by the federal reserve, and a possible truce in the Ethiopian-Tigray conflict.  More on USG from Annie Rupertus: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2022/11/undergraduate-student-government-princeton-election-reform-delays-budget-allocations-approved