Daybreak

Today, we cover town reactions to Princeton Council’s consolidation, Princeton’s new USG budget, plans for a new wind port facility in Maine, and the El Salvador Presidential Election.
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Town Council - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/8268262c-308e-4bcd-ae8a-921ac113739e
USG - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/1885d8b7-a897-430a-a0b6-58a2516eeb37

Today, we cover calls for divestment at Monday’s CPUC meeting, affordable housing in Princeton, the effects of this year’s delayed FAFSA release, and a migrant ship intercepted on its way to the Canary Islands.

Today, we cover a fire in Forbes College, the tragic death of a first-year student, new charges against Donald Trump, and the death of Alexei Navalny.

Editor's Note: This podcast stated that Letitia James is an attorney, when she is actually the Attorney General of the state of New York.

Princeton's campus is ever changing and evolving with each new generation of students. Part of the University's most recent efforts has been an ambitious expansion of fitness facilities in the form of the Class of 1986 Fitness and Wellness Center. In light of these efforts, the Daybreak team looked back at over 100 years of fitness at Princeton, with Dillon Gym at the center of it all. 

Today, we look at the top picks for tomorrow’s Princeton-Yale basketball game, the naming of the newest Sachs Scholars, tension between the White House and the Justice Department over a special counsel report, and the Senegalese presidential election.

Today, we cover an opinion on Princeton’s lack of innovation in entrepreneurship, University faculty and staff’s political contributions, and the election of Tom Suozzi.
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Princeton's Startup Culture - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/f62a826b-a987-44cf-8efb-6fe5ce39fe92
Campaign Finance - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/31f0cc4b-51ab-4084-a147-e51529a83013

Today, we cover a demonstration at Labyrinth Books, a new partnership between Samsung Research America and Princeton University, the impacts of yesterday's storm across the northeast, and statements warning Israel against a ground invasion of Rafah.

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Unionization - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/b6fccd00-8ef4-4b30-906e-1219c73869b5

Today, we cover data from Street Week, a new exhibit at the Princeton Public Library, the Super Bowl, and the Finnish presidential election.

Note: This podcast states that the incoming class size for Tower in 2023 was 146 members, when in fact it was 141. It also states that the number of admits for Cloister is 102, when in fact it is 103, and 18 members joined Cloister from its 2023 admitted class, not 13. Furthermore, last year's overall Street Week participation was 1,149, not 1,207.

Today, we cover Princeton’s mayor, a potential change to New Jersey’s Family Leave Act, and protests in Pakistan.

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/section/news

Today, we cover campus mail notifications, new plans for The Plasma Physics Laboratory at Princeton, historic economic statistics, and elections in Senegal.