Daybreak

For many, Thanksgiving is a time to acknowledge and express gratitude to the people who make a difference in others’ lives. For Princeton students, that includes the seven thousand staff members, a number greater than the current undergraduate student body, who ensure that the campus is operating smoothly. This thanksgiving, we asked Daily Princetonian staffers to shout out staff on campus that they are thankful for.

Content Warning: The following episode contains mention of gun violence and death.

Today, we’re covering the Colorado Springs shooting, controversies amidst the World Cup, and an earthquake in Indonesia.

Today we’re covering bear hunts in New Jersey, the beginning of the World Cup, and the latest from the COP27 meeting in Egypt. 

Today, we’re covering recent on-campus proposals to remove the Witherspoon statue, the Starbucks Workers United Red Cup Day strike, and Nancy Pelosi’s retirement for the House Democratic leader position.

Today, we’re covering yesterday’s special USG meeting and new legislation in Congress to protect gay marriage.

Today we’re covering protests on campus against solitary confinement, President Eisgruber’s recent interview with the ‘Prince,’ and the last segment will cover a recent shooting at the University of Virginia. There is a content warning immediately preceding the UVA segment.

Today we’re covering the latest results from last week’s election, and a controversy involving a Princeton professor.

Today we will be covering the naming of Ikeda Arch, the transfer of jailed American basketball player Brittney Griner to a Russian penal colony, and protests at the COP 27 climate conference.

Today, we cover updates on the U.S. midterm elections, news from the war in Ukraine, and Hurricane Nicole.