Daybreak

On Friday, the Davis International Center sent an email notifying international undergraduate students that they may be unable to return from the upcoming break if they decide to travel home due to the omicron variant of COVID-19, which could prevent them from returning to their studies until the Spring 2023 term. Daybreak’s Mark Dodici sat down with ‘Prince’ news contributor Lia Opperman, who’s covering the story.

USG candidates campaign ahead of next week’s elections, and President Joe Biden outlined the United States’ plans to fight COVID-19 through the winter. Click here to read about the USG candidates. 

Yesterday, President Biden spoke on the omicron variant, and last week, the 2022 Baccalaureate speaker was announced.

Here's the link for on-campus booster shots and here's the 'Prince' piece about 2022 Baccalaureate speaker Wendy Kopp. 

On this special Thanksgiving episode, the ‘Prince’ community tells Daybreak what they’re thankful for.

Cover photo by Guanyi Cao for The Daily Princetonian.

Princeton alumni made headlines yesterday, as Jerome Powell ‘75 was renominated as Federal Reserve Chair, and Jeff Bezos ‘86 made a substantial donation to the Obama Foundation. 

Content Warning: This episode includes descriptions of alleged sexual misconduct.

Daybreak’s Francesca Block sat down with Features Editors Rachel Sturley and Alex Gjaja to discuss the process of their investigation into Princeton’s COVID-19 policy and its alleged impacts on reporting of sexual misconduct. The article discussed in the interview is linked here. 

This episode was audio engineered by Hope Perry and Eden Teshome.