Daybreak

Today, Daybreak talks about Princeton’s Honor Code with ‘Prince’ reporters Claire Silberman and Marie-Rose Sheinerman. Here’s the piece discussed by Sheinerman and Silberman. 

University professors send a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, and construction begins on a new hotel in Princeton.

Today, we have updates on local politics and Princeton sports, along with a review of Theater Intime’s production of “Much Ado About Nothing.”

Today, we talk reunions 2022, give a recap of Sunday’s USG meeting, and detail the push to expand COVID-19 booster shot access.

Princeton Football defeated the Yale Bulldogs this weekend, securing a campus bonfire on Cannon Green next Sunday.

Yesterday, Princeton released new information about mask mandates, and this morning, Taylor Swift released Red (Taylor’s Version). 

The Prince recognized National First Generation College Celebration this week, and the long-awaited infrastructure package will be signed into law on Monday

Moderna fights with the National Institutes of Health over patents for their coronavirus vaccine, and Princeton sports earn themselves top titles and NCAA spots.

Today, we've got headlines from Ethiopia and Europe, an update on campus COVID-19 cases, and details on a Divest Princeton sit-in at yesterday’s CPUC meeting.

Princeton has released a report evaluating its Diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, and an important infrastructure bill passed through congress.

On this episode of Daybreak, Wilson Conn, Mark Dodici, and Hope Perry traveled to Hanover, New Hampshire for Princeton football’s game against Dartmouth. Listen in from the sideline as Daybreak follows the sound of the story. 

Today, Daybreak sits down with Professor Michael Oppenheimer to discuss the United Nations’s ongoing climate summit.

Republicans celebrate a rebound in their election performance nationwide, while Governor Phil Murphy narrowly wins in New Jersey.

Today, we talk to Prospect writer Olivia Kasule ’25 about arts on campus without an art museum. In other headlines, yesterday, New Jersey voters cast ballots in a gubernatorial election.

Today, voters in New Jersey and Virginia go to the polls in gubernatorial elections. Written by Eden Teshome and Hope Perry Sound Engineered by Hope Perry Hosted by Mark Dodici

Last week the University reported a large return on its endowment, and plans have been approved to expand Dillon Gym

Music in this episode: “Come and Get Your Love” written by Lolly Vegas, performed by Redbone, and distributed by Epic Records. “Hooked on a Feeling” written by Mark James, performed by Blue Swede, and distributed by EMI Records. “Take Me Home, Country Roads” written by Taffy Nivert Danoff, Bill Danoff, and John Denver; label: RCA Records, Performance Rights owned by ASCAP. You can also listen to D...

The Princeton Tigers football team challenges the Cornell Big Red tonight in hopes to hold their No. 1 position in the Ivy League, and President Biden revealed his $1.75 trillion spending budget and major investment plans. Written by Wilson Conn, Eli Costa, Jenna Elliott, and Kerrie Liang Hosted and sound engineered by Hope Perry

On Wednesday, Princeton revised its international travel guidelines for winter break, and the James Madison Program hosted a controversial geophysicist for a Zoom lecture.

As of last night, New Jersey was still in a state of emergency due to the nor’easter storm. Recently, the Nassau Street Starbucks significantly reduced its operating hours due to a labour shortage.

Yesterday, President Joe Biden visited New Jersey to push his bipartisan infrastructure package and to campaign on behalf of Governor Phil Murphy. Written by Eden Teshome and Hope Perry Hosted and Sound Engineered by Hope Perry

As fall break comes to a close, Princeton had an exciting homecoming and the FDA made an important announcement about vaccines.

A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) panel voted to push Moderna booster shots to the next step, and the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) created a new Lawnparties Review Committee

This year’s Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences went to yet another two Princeton-affiliated laureates. On campus, COVID-19 transmission rates have stayed low over the last two weeks. Written by Eden Teshome and Kerrie Liang Sound Engineered by Hope Perry Hosted by Mark Dodici

Last Friday, a Princeton alumna won a Nobel Prize, making it three in the year for the University community. Over the weekend, current Tigers competed (and won) around the northeast.