Today, we cover PinkPantheress’ recent debut album, the passing of Rosalynn Carter, and Argentina’s high-stakes presidential run-off.

Today on Daybreak, we recap this week in Princeton Men's Basketball, new accusations against U.S. Rep. George Santos, and an impending volcanic eruption in Iceland.

Today, we cover the ongoing dining pilot project, public health code violations at the Nassau St. locations of Mochinut and Ani Ramen, the first meeting between President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping in a year, and an armed assault on a Haitian hospital.

Dining Pilot - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/11/princeton-data-dining-pilot-committee-working-group 

Today, we cover an update surrounding Elizabeth Tsurkov, the Princeton graduate researcher abducted in March, the ousting of the U.K. Home Secretary, and the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

To read more reporting on Elizabeth Tsurkov, click here, or head to dailyprincetonian.com.

Today, we cover professors’ use of AI in the classroom, changes in management at Princeton Public Schools, a new Supreme Court ethics code and a tunnel collapse in Northern India.

Read more of Valentina Moreno's coverage here, or head to dailyprincetonian.com

Today, we cover the Princeton Electric Speedboating team’s record-breaking boat, the end of the Hollywood actors’ strike, and protests against the Spanish prime minister. 

Speedboating piece: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/11/princeton-sports-recap-electric-speedboating-world-record-november-2023

Princeton University Gospel Ensemble, also known as PUGE, reformed at the start of the 2023-24 academic school year. But, this recent iteration is just the newest chapter in a history of student-run gospel choirs that dates back to the early '80s. Today, Daybreak catches up with the gospel scene on campus now, and revisits its legacy in the Black campus community. Listen in.

Today on Daybreak, we cover a second walkout protest in support of Palestine, WV Senator Joe Manchin’s decision against running for re-election, and a shooting at two Jewish schools in Canada.

Today, we cover demographic changes to the historically Black Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood, a new UN climate report ahead of COP28, and the election of the South’s first transgender state senator. 

Today, we cover canvassing efforts by student groups, upcoming arts performances, and the resignation of Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa.

To read more of Victoria Davies' reporting, head to dailyprincetonian.com.