Daybreak

Tomorrow, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will address the United States Congress amid the ongoing Russian invasion. 

Today, we cover updates in campus COVID-19 policies along with other campus, national, and international headlines to round out your week.

Lia Opperman and Isabel Yip’s story here
Annie Rupertus’s article here

Today, we’re covering financial aid trends across the Ivy League, the recent demonstration in support of Ukraine, and some basketball achievements.

Toni Morrison’s novels have been the subject of book bans for decades. Today, we look at why her books are a target and how there censorship impacts the United States education system.

Today marks the release of The Daily Princetonian’s Einstein Special Issue — get it in print at a dining hall near you! Last week, Daybreak's Hope Perry sat down with Professor Michael Gordin of the Department of History to talk about his class HIS 398: The Einstein Era. 

Today, we cover Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Biden administration’s response, and some Princeton headlines.

If you are in need of support, please reach out to Counseling and Psychological Services via the UHS website or by contacting 609-258-3141.

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Pieces mentioned: Jasmyn Dobson's and Akshay Swani's

Yesterday, the world responded to what the US is calling a Russian invasion of Ukraine, the US Women’s National Soccer Team got a multi-million dollar settlement, and a jury ruled that the men who killed Ahmaud Arbery two years ago were racially-motivated.