Daybreak

Today, we cover students’ reactions to the 'Bosworth Score,' PRINCO’s new president, Former President Trump’s appearance in the New York Supreme Court, and flash floods across Kenya and Somalia.

Reactions piece: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/11/princeton-opinion-column-professors-follow-public-intellectual-work

Today, we cover residential college bathroom staffing, the University’s new fleet of electric buses, the New York City Marathon, and the murder of a Philippine radio anchor.

Custodian Data Article - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/11/do-residential-colleges-have-enough-custodial-staff

Nowadays, the soundtrack of a party is curated by throwing a phone around an eating club floor. But, back in the ’90s and at the height of the hip-hop scene, one group was at the center of the nightlife scene — the FOPO DJs.

So what are we, the students of today, missing out on? Today, Daybreak finds out.

Today on #Daybreak, we look at the course evaluations of Princeton’s most famous professors, talk about Cornell’s response to an antisemitic incident on campus, and discuss a stalemate in the war in Ukraine. 

Today, we cover the sentencing of University Alumnus Larry Giberson ‘23 for his involvement in the January 6th Capitol Riots, a teachers strike in Portland, Oregon, and the partial opening of Gaza’s border to allow some foreign nationals and severely injured people to exit the region.

Glee Tiger Scuffle - https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/11/princeton-news-glee-club-harvard-concert-tiger-stuffed-animal

Today, we cover the Princeton and Slavery Project, an assault at a protest in Palmer Square relating to the conflict in Israel and Palestine, the U.S. Department of Education’s sanctions on Grand Canyon University, and an attack on a refugee camp in Gaza. 

To read more of Caldwell and Liebowitz's reporting, click here, or head to dailyprincetonian.com.
To read more about the assault on a student at a Pro-Palestine protest, click here, or head to dailyprincetonian.com.

Today, we cover a fall sports update, the reopening of Princeton’s Washington Bridge, an executive order on Artificial Intelligence, and a train crash in India. 

Today, we cover a new Firestone exhibit celebrating William Shakespeare’s works, the resignation of Princeton Superintendent of Schools Carol Kelley, the expansion of the UAW’s strike against General Motors, and the gradual restoration of internet and phone services to the Gaza Strip following a communications blackout over the weekend.

Today on a special issue of Daybreak, we sit down with departing politics professor Keith Whittington to discuss his career, academia and more. Listen in.

Today on #Daybreak, we preview the upcoming USG election, and cover developments in the recent mass shooting in Maine, and the aftermath of Hurricane Otis. 

https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2023/10/princeton-opinion-column-social-media-war-israel-online-outrage-privilege