Daybreak

 Today, we’re covering Sunday night’s undergraduate student government meeting and the impact of Hurrican Fiona.

Today, we’ll be covering Hurricane Fiona’s landfall in Puerto Rico, and controversy surrounding the treatment of migrants to the United States.

It’s the first fall semester Friday before Ivy league Football, and that means it’s time for the first Princeton Football preview of the semester. -- You can read Charlie Roth's piece here .

Today, we cover a record in alumni donations, Amtrak cancellations, and free-speech in the UK.

Today, we cover the stock market plummet, the U.S. News rankings, and an update on possible freight rail strikes.

Today, we cover changes to late meal allowances, women rugby’s first home game, possible Amtrak delays, and give updates on the war in Ukraine.

Today, we’re covering yesterday’s lawnparties and a new year’s celebration. 

Today, we’re covering two major headlines — the expansion of Princeton’s financial aid program and the death of Queen Elizabeth II — as well as a recent lawsuit filed against the University.

Today, we’re covering big decisions by courts across the country and around the world.

Floods and droughts around the world and a new Prime Minister in the UK.

This summer, ‘Prince’ staffers have been sharing about their summers around the world. Today, Phillip Wang shares a few stories from teaching a reading program for kids, and Melat Bekele shares about her summer in Eastern Africa. It’s Sunday, September 4th.

On the second From the Field episode of Summer 2022, Head Podcast Editor Hope Perry takes you on the train from New Jersey to Iowa. 

Assistant News Editor Sidney Singer and Assistant Podcast Editor Kerrie Liang share about their summer experiences abroad in France and Spain.  

Daybreak brings you to the 2022 Princeton Reunions, the first in-person reunions since 2019. 

In this Daybreak episode, Head Podcast Editor Hope Perry sits down with Wendy Kopp '89 to discuss her senior thesis, which formed the initial idea for Teach for America, as well as criticisms of the organization. Print Version Associated Press Article

After a long and storied history, First College is coming to an end. As its current residents move down campus to New College West and preparations for its demolition will begin, we want to reflect on First College — its history and what it meant to the Princeton community.

-- You can read more about Chris Sailer's career here.

Today, we recap the Prince’s inaugural senior survey and other campus and international headlines. -- You can read the Senior Survey here.

Today, we’re covering the announcement of a valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2022 and a recap of Princeton athletics news. Off campus, Twitter has been bought by Elon Musk.

You can read Charlie Roth's coverage of fall course enrollment here .

Today, we revisit Princeton Preview with students admitted to the Great Class of 2026, report on a visit to campus by 1619 Project creator, Nikole Hannah-Jones, and cover a Supreme Court case involving Puerto Rico.

For The Daily Princetonian's Queerness Issue, Associate Podcast Editor Eden Teshome sat down with leaders of Pride Alliance to discuss its history as well as advocacy on campus. -- To contact Pride Alliance, email pride@princeton.edu. For more resources, visit the Gender Sexuality Resource Center .

Yesterday, the USG Senate announced in an email to students that it upheld an appeal over the Caterpillar referendum included in the spring elections, and also clarified that per its Constitution’s rules, the referendum passes. -- You read more about Referendum No. 3 here .

Today we’re covering President Eisgruber’s term extension and a renewed Russian offensive in Ukraine.  Izzy Jacobson's piece here

Today, we’re covering a federal judge’s ruling about the Biden administration’s mask mandate and the most recent attacks on civilians in Ukraine.