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Princeton Students and Alumni Condemn the Actions of Sen. Ted Cruz
Thursday, 11 February 2021
by Emmett Willford
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is facing condemnation from Princeton University students and alumni, including former classmates, for his efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 election.
- Published in Politics, Uncategorized
LIVEBLOG: American Presidential Debate
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
by University Press Club
Hey politicos, excited for tonight’s presidential debate? Concerned about the future of America? Aware of the huge debate viewing party taking place in Richardson Auditorium with commentary from Anne-Marie Slaughter? Too swamped with problem sets and midterms to attend? We at UPC have got your back – tonight we’ve embedded ourselves on both red and
- Published in Goings On, Politics, Princeton in the News
Tagged under:
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Barack Obama, Liveblog, Mitt Romney, Politics, presidential election, Whig-Clio
Politics in the Age of New Media
Monday, 24 September 2012
by Nathan Serota
How will the changing landscape of journalism affect this year’s election coverage? How do you stay one step ahead November’s non-stop political news cycle? Mike Allen, chief political reporter for Politico, author of the daily “Playbook,” and “The Man the White House Wakes Up To” will be coming to campus to discuss political reporting in the age of
- Published in Goings On
On Prince Archives–and Ruining Any Chance You Have of Running for President?
Friday, 18 February 2011
by Angela Wu
Last May, the Prince and Mudd Library launched the Larry DuPraz Digital Archives, which offers scans of The Daily Princetonian from its early issues in 1876 through 2002. Going through the collection, named after the paper’s former production manager and informal adviser, is like stepping back in history. I highly recommend it, when you’re feeling
- Published in Alumni, Princeton in the News
Tagged under:
2012, drug busts, famous dorm rooms!, Mitch Daniels, Politics, secrets!, The Daily Princetonian
Thought you had a bad week?
Thursday, 28 October 2010
by Will Saborio
Yeah, midterms have come and gone, and they hit some of us hard (I currently am watching a passed out underclassman drool on a table littered with sheets of math in Frist). Can you imagine what it’s like in the real world, though? More specifically, in the political world? Take note all you Woody Woo
- Published in Alumni
Tagged under:
Eliot Spitzer, Gawker, Governor, Griff Harsh, Harvard Club, Ken Buck, Meg Whitman, Michael Bloomberg, midterms, Mitch Daniels, Politics, Princeton Club, woody woo
IN PRINT: Dirty Jersey Politics
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
by David Walter
Even before the events of this past week, the U.S. Congressional race between Democratic incumbent John Adler and Republican challenger Jon Runyan wasn’t lacking for a compelling storyline. Adler is a fast-talking lawyer trying to hold on to his seat in South Jersey’s right-leaning Third District; Runyan, the man seeking to unseat him, was until
- Published in In Print, Uncategorized
Tagged under:
Dirty Jersey Politics, John Adler, Jon Runyan, New York Times, Philadelphia Eagles, Politics
IN PRINT: Ignoring race may be best strategy for Obama
Thursday, 22 April 2010
by Miriam Geronimus
PRINCETON BOROUGH — The election of President Barack Obama has forced the issue of race into the forefront of American politics, yet it is unclear what the implications will be. At a symposium held at Princeton University last week, Princeton professors debated whether his presidency would ultimately decrease racism and improve the lots of African
- Published in In Print
21 Questions with…Professor Harris-Lacewell
Friday, 26 March 2010
by Samantha Pergadia
POLITICS PROFESSOR AND AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR MELISSA HARRIS-LACEWELL IS “MORTAL ENEMIES” WITH TAVIS SMILEY AND FAMILIAR WITH PRINCETON DRAMA QUEENS. Name: Melissa Harris-Lacewell Occupation on Campus: Associate Professor of Politics Department: Politics Hometown: Charlottesville, VA Who’s your favorite Princetonian, living or dead, real or fictional? My uncle, Wesley Harris. He was the first black man to
- Published in 21 Questions, Faculty
Today in Politics: Yaroshefsky ’12 endorses Princeton Charter Club
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
by David Walter
In his first major endorsement as USG President, Michael Yaroshefsky ’12 emailed the student body today to express his strong support for the Princeton Charter Club. The announcement appeared at the bottom of a seemingly unrelated communication announcing a new student life survey. Somewhat curiously, Yaroshefsky’s endorsement was written in invisible ink, and only became
- Published in Princeton in the News, Uncategorized